Global Corporate Wellness Market Will Respond USD 8,601 Million by 2025
Several organizations worldwide have started introducing wellness programs for their employees to prevent various types of diseases and improve productivity. Corporate wellness is about people. Since the last decade, companies have started adopting a holistic approach for their employees instead of just addressing their health-related risks. There is huge evidence that illustrates the worth of creating a realistic program that helps to focus on employee engagement and challenges faced by the employees. The corporate wellness market study recognizes the necessity to expurgate the increasing costs of healthcare as the most important driving factor for corporate wellness market growth in the future. Organizations offer employee health benefits, such as health insurance, subsidies for prescription drugs, and reimbursement of premiums. The rising incidences of chronic diseases and obesity witnessed among the employees are increasing their treatment costs, and thereby the cost to the company. To combat this, several companies are addressing the benefits of corporate wellness programs, which will help their workforce to maintain a healthy life, lessen stress, and improve productivity. This, in turn, is likely to drive the global corporate wellness market in the future.
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The global corporate wellness market is segmented on the basis of service and end-user. By service, the corporate wellness market is divided into health risk assessment, nutrition and weight management, smoking cessation, health screening, fitness, stress management, and others. The health risk assessment segment is estimated to hold a major share of the global corporate wellness market in 2018, due to the increasing health screening activities in various organizations, which, in turn, allows the organizations to apply strategic and beneficial initiatives to manage the recognized employee's health risks. The stress management and smoking cessation segments are anticipated to register higher CAGR, owing to the increasing stress and depression witnessed among the corporates. According to the Annual
By end-user, the global corporate wellness market is segmented into small-scale organizations, medium-scale organizations, and large-scale organizations. Large-scale organizations are anticipated to dominate the global corporate wellness market in terms of revenue in the future, owing to the high adoption of corporate wellness programs. The small- and medium-scale organizations are anticipated to show significant CAGR, due to the increasing awareness of employee wellness and health management.
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By region,
Some key players of the global corporate wellness market are
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This report segments the global corporate wellness market into:
Global Corporate Wellness Market: Service Analysis
Health Risk Assessment
Fitness
Smoking Cessation
Health Screening
Nutrition and Weight Management
Stress Management
Others
Global Corporate Wellness Market: End-User Analysis
Small-Scale Organizations
Medium-Scale Organizations
Large-Scale Organizations
Global Corporate Wellness Market: Regional Analysis
The
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