Get actionable results to help drive risks down and revenue up. The first step toward improving the health of your employees is establishing a baseline and target areas for improvement.
Over 85 percent of healthcare spending can be attributed to chronic disease. We know that most chronic diseases can be prevented if underlying conditions are detected early on. Our screening tools forecast risk so we can proactively manage the health of your population and avoid costly claims.
Think back to why you’re investing in health screenings in the first place. The more you know about the health of your population, the better business decisions you can make. Maximize your investment by utilizing the data from the screenings to assess the effectiveness of your program.
Education and awareness are the first steps toward creating change. Our model highlights the modifiable risk factors that are within each employee’s control and provides them with the accountability, tools, and support to take immediate action.
Once you’ve gained insight on the health of your population, you can start tackling the specific risk factors driving your company's risk. Take action with a purpose and offer programs that address the specific issues that are impacting your risk the most. Look at year-over-year trends to adjust your strategy and ensure continued program success.
A testing event is only as effective as the data you get from it. In order to gather insightful data on your population, you need good participation. Your dedicated Client Manager helps with a communication strategy, incentive design, and an implementation timeline that maximizes participation to help you get the most value out of your screening.
No complicated sign-ups. Employees can schedule their testing appointment using the online patient portal or by calling our office.
Figure out what’s working and what’s not to help you adjust your strategy based on the biggest areas of improvement. Our standard reporting includes:
Get insight on the screening services we offer and how they can help you identify potential health risks to avoid future costs.
