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More than 80% of the nation’s businesses with 50 or more employees have some form of health promotion program, according to the Wellness Council of America, and this trend is growing.
In fact, a recent Integrated Benefits Institute study found that nearly 70% of companies surveyed indicated they would increase the financial resources available for one or more health or productivity management initiatives.
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