EEOC to clarify wellness incentive rules under GINA

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The Equal Opportunity Employment Commission is issuing a proposed rule today, aiming to clarify how wellness incentives apply to the health information of a spouse participating in an employer-sponsored wellness program.

The proposed rule will amend regulations related to Title II of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act, allowing employers who offer wellness programs as part of a group health plan to provide incentives in exchange for an employee’s spouse providing information about his or her current or past health status.

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