MediKeeper Sees Intelligent Personalization and Social Recognition Topping Wellness Trends for 2019
MediKeeper's report highlights four key trends that are likely to transform the industry, impact employee engagement, and influence employee wellness programs in the coming year:
- Intelligent Personalization – Taking personalization to the next level, intelligent personalization allows companies to make more informed decisions based on understanding risks and their causes and identifying what is driving present and future cost.
- Social Recognition - Workplace wellness programs will implement a multitude of ways to include social recognition that fosters a team-oriented atmosphere intended to encourage people to perform to the best of their abilities.
- Virtual Wellness - As companies continue to veer away from the traditional 9-to-5 work schedule and promote the ability to work remotely or set flexible hours, the importance of offering "virtual" wellness programming will grow.
- Smarter Analytics - Analytics that layer data from biometrics, incentives, health risk assessments, and challenges with actionable measures will make it easier for companies to get a better understanding of the effectiveness of their wellness program.
The trends identified by MediKeeper were based on data generated from the 1,100 client organizations and more than 3 million lives covered by MediKeeper.
Full details of the report can be found here.
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