corporate wellness programs
The skyrocketing cost to provide healthcare for employees has many companies searching for strategies to control this runaway train. United States corporations lose over $300 billion annually in productivity due to illness, sick days, absenteeism and chronic diseases.
With nearly 70 percent of all American adults classified as overweight or obese and only 15 percent of the adult population engaging in any regular, vigorous physical activity, Corporate America has reached a pinnacle with controlling healthcare costs. One strategy is to take a preventative approach by focusing on providing corporate wellness programs.
Company funded wellness programs will send a clear message to employees that management values them and their well-being. Additionally, healthier employees will influence the bottom line in the following areas:
- Improved health care costs
- Increased employee productivity
- Decreased rate of illness and injury
- Reduce absenteeism
- Enhanced recruitment and retention of healthy employees
- Improved professional image
- Increased profits
Corporate Fitness Solutions provides the following services:
- Upgrading or redesigning your current facility
- Designing a new facility
- Purchasing equipment
- Group exercise
- In-person and online personal training
- Implementing a wellness program
- Conducting lunch-and-learn seminars
- Corporate challenge
- Online personal training
Research shows that 70 percent of all chronic health problems are preventable and directly linked to lifestyle behaviors. This is why Corporate Fitness Solutions is your facilitator to help you improve your bottom line. We won’t allow medical costs to consume almost half of your profits.
Cleveland Fit for Life and Corporate Fitness Solutions has provided wellness insight for the following organizations: Cleveland Hopkins Airport, Cleveland Regional Transit Authority (RTA), The Gathering Place, The Health Museum of Cleveland, Cuyahoga Metropolitan Housing Authority (CMHA), The American Cancer Society, The Kidney Foundation, Cleveland Diabetes Association and various other community organizations and businesses.
