I'm always shocked at the low numbers when it comes to wellness participation. Does anyone have thoughts about the old carrot v. stick idea to get people to participate? It sounds like you're advocating that this is something people do to save costs in the long run -- which sounds like a good idea in theory, but I'm not totally sure it's going to work.
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