Tuesday April 26, 12:00 Noon
Zoom Meeting

Promoting a local educational resource for our members has been a long term goal of the Wellness Council. Without additional training for yourself or staff members, your program is often on a slow growth track.

David L. Pauer, MNO, is an Instructor with the Cleveland State University College of Health Sciences.  This talk will give a fun and informative summary of Health Education 360, Workplace Health Promotion. The course focuses on the rationale for workplace health programs and the economic impact of employee health on productivity and healthcare costs. Students learn how to plan, design, implement, and evaluate workplace health initiatives while understanding the policy, legal, and ethical influences on employee health.

Presenter: David Pauer

Tuesday December 14, 12:00 Noon
Zoom Meeting

Take a break and join us to meet other worksite wellness professionals. We will begin the meeting with a brief review of how we will use zoom breakout rooms to allow participants to have a one-on-one experience with other participants. Every five minutes we will switch rooms. You can come for one session or say  the whole 30 minutes.

Please reply to smusgrave@wellnesscouncilohio.org to register.

Data, data everywhere, but no information to help

Tuesday November 16, 12:00 Noon
Zoom Meeting

Samuel Taylor Coleridge (1772-1834) penned the saying, “Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink” in his 1798 book, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner.   It’s meaning – despite being surrounded by something, you cannot benefit from it, has a distinct corollary to our present use of data in improving health benefits, reducing costs, and improving quality of care.

Despite having massive amounts of data, getting meaningful information that translates to better outcomes is unacceptably lacking. Come learn how to transform data into information and use it to operationalize your health benefit programs.

Presenter: John E. Duldner, Jr., M.D., M.S., FAAEM. CEO and Founder, Connect-and-Care, LLC.

Please reply to smusgrave@wellnesscouncilohio.org to register.

Tools to increase engagement and improve health

Tuesday September 16, 12:00 Noon
Zoom Meeting

The Shapa Health ecosystem builds digital tools that can be leveraged to build custom programs and solutions to meet your company’s objectives and initiatives for worksite wellness. Come to this rapid 30 minute overview to learn how Shapa can:

• Reduce healthcare costs through improved health outcomes
• Achieve more engaged and healthier members
• Personalize program and feedback for members based on their own health goals and chronic condition

Sharpa sister company MyClearStep, focuses on eating disorder recovery.
Presenter:
Diane Raymond Manager, Account Services and Market Development Shapa Health.
614-296-9529
Shapa Health – Shapa Health

ClearStep, A Truly Numberless Scale For Eating Disorder Treatment (myclearstep.com)

Recovery Supportive Workplace:

Peer Support for Employees with Mental Health & Substance Use Disorders
Wednesday, June 9 11 a.m. to noon

The presentation will cover the basics of Peer Support, including service delivery in the state of Ohio and specific programming at Thrive Peer Support. We will also cover how Peer Support services can integrate into recovery supportive workplaces and reduce employer costs related to mental health and substance use disorders.

Presented by Thrive Peer Support

Click here to register

Workplace Vaccination Program
Tuesday April 13, 10:00 am – 10:30 am,
Zoom Meeting

Lisa Frappolli, Director of Wellness & Client Services from Wellness Coaches will lead a discussion on worksite vaccinations. If you are in a hospital or workplace and have already gone through the process, please bring your experience to this discussion. Do you require everyone to be vaccinated? Do you offer incentives? Do you offer work time off? Bring your questions for this lively meeting.

To get acquainted with Wellness Coaches before our session, please visit their website at: www.wcusa.com

Please reply to smusgrave@wellnesscouncilohio.org

Zoom call on Wednesday, March 17th at 10am

My name is Megan Baird and I am a corporate health & wellness professional here in Cincinnati.  In collaboration with the Wellness Council of Northeast, OH and the National Wellness Institute, I am starting a Wellness Council here in the Southwest, OH/Greater Cincinnati area and would appreciate your support and participation as this wellness council gets started!

Please join us for a Zoom call on Wednesday, March 17th at 10am to hear from Steve Musgrave-President at Wellness Council of Northeast OH; Mary Zahler-Akron Children’s Hospital; and Valorie Bender-Premise Health to learn more about the impact and value that the Wellness Council of Northeast OH has had on them and their organizations re: learning best practices, forming professional relationships, etc. If interested in attending this Zoom call, please RSVP to me for more information and a link to the event.

The Workplace Wellness Partnership Quarterly Meeting February 26, 10am

Register for the Free Virtual Meeting!

Speakers: Karen Mosley, CEO of HERO
HERO is a national non-profit dedicated to identifying and sharing best practices in the field of workplace health and well-being (HWB) to improve the health and well-being of workers, their spouses, dependents and retirees.

Stephanie Smithey, Shareholder at Ogletree Deakins (Indianapolis)
As Chair of Employee Benefits and Executive Compensation Practice Group at Ogletree Deakins, Ms. Smithey devotes her practice to all aspects of employee benefits law. She represents clients with respect to qualified retirement plans and health and welfare plans, assisting them with a variety of plan design, compliance, and administration issues for all types of pension, health and welfare benefit plans.

The Workplace Wellness Partnership provides a space for employers, health systems, and leaders in the health and wellness space to come together to share and learn best practices. Offered at no cost to participants and supports the non-invasive environment that will allow for substantive discussion to improve health improvement efforts.

To register https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMocu2urDIpGdMQ39HEIrg-gxAadJnUtDeY

Annual meeting and Monthly meeting topics
Tuesday February 9, 10:00 am – 10:30 am,
Zoom Call

Please drop by our zoom call to give us your opinion of proposed Annual meeting and Monthly meeting topics. This is also an opportunity to meet other Wellness professionals in the area. All are invited. If You cannot make it to the call just reply with your ideas to this email.

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us04web.zoom.us/j/72435926451?pwd=ck9qekJBc2JORFBnU1k4b2FYYzFRZz09

Meeting ID: 724 3592 6451

Passcode: dn971d

Alliance with the National Wellness Institute
Dec 15, 11:00 am – 11:30 am,
Zoom Call

Please drop by our zoom call to give us your opinion of the Wellness Council’s proposed alliance with the National Wellness Institute. We will discuss potential benefits and answer questions. All are invited.

Join Zoom Meeting

https://us04web.zoom.us/j/75457001260?pwd=ZXhjcXNyV3hOZFRrbVFSVjRvd0JYZz09

Meeting ID: 754 5700 1260

Passcode: 7Z7ted

This Isn’t Your Mother’s Medicare!
Dec 2, 8:30 am – 9:30 am.
Zoom Call

Please join us for a virtual presentation on everything you need to know about Medicare! This is beneficial for everyone – whether you are nearing retirement, planning for retirement in the far future, or know someone else who may be. We will also talk about Medicare choices for qualified individuals. The Medicare annual enrollment period ends December 7, 2020, for 2021 coverage.  Our Board member Liz England is doing this presentation for the Heights-Hillcrest Chamber of Commerce.
Follow this link to register
https://www.hrcc.org/events/this-isnt-your-mothers-medicare/

Virtual Health Fair November 17, 2020

Tuesday, November 17, 2020 10-11 am

We are hosting a virtual health fair to give you an opportunity to get your questions answered in an easy to use fun format. The one hour event will be broken up into 7-9 minute segments. You can come for one and leave at any time. Organizations and topics covered at the event include:

On Site Wellness Services.llc, : Flu shots, biometric screening, wellness programming

KAZ Company: Helping your employee’s make Medicare coverage decisions

Airrosti Rehab Centers: Thoroughly diagnose and resolve injuries helping patients to quickly recover

Fitbit: Employee activity and health tracker

Bravo: Inspiring people to achieve their personal best

Connect & Care: Lowering Cost of Care while Improving Health and Quality Outcomes using Data

Hchoices: Inspire, Engage Educate

GemCare Wellness

At the event using the Remo platform you select your virtual table by vendor name. Once at the table you will be face to face with the organizations representative. You will have approximately 7-9 minutes for each “round” with the people at your table. When the round is over attendees move to the next table. We will do this for one hour from 10 till 11 am. You can see more about Remo in this video.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O7hmoIe9Yxo&feature=youtu.be

To register for this free event https://live.remo.co/e/wellness-council-health-fair

This Isn’t Your Mother’s Medicare!

November 10, 2020

Please join us for a virtual presentation on everything you need to know about Medicare!  Liz England will share information beneficial for everyone – whether you are nearing retirement, planning for retirement in the far future, or know someone else who may be.  We will also talk about Medicare choices for qualified individuals. The Medicare annual enrollment period ends December 7, 2020, for 2021 coverage.

https://www.wincleveland.org/event-4035378

Webinar

Wellness Under A Microscope:   “Is this strategy a true benefit for your organization?”

Tuesday, October 13, 2020 10 am-10:30

It’s time to have real conversation about wellness in the workplace.  Many studies have stated wellness is positive while many discounting wellness altogether.  Let’s discuss together in an effort to put the ball in your hands.

Rich Siegenthaler II, MEd, CBP

Vice President Employer Solutions

WCUSA

Virtual Health Fair November 17, 2020

Please attend our virtual health fair on November 17 at 10am. We will be using the Remo platform. outo give you use of a virtual table for the event. You can see more about Remo in this video.  After we begin the virtual health fair, you will have approximately 7-9 minutes for each “round” with the people at your vendor table of choice.  When the round is over you can go to your next table of choice or leave. We will do this for one hour from 10 till 11am.

Webinar

HEALTH INSURANCE PORTABILITY AND ACCOUNTABILITY ACT (HIPAA)

Tuesday, September 15, 2020 10am– 11 am

This presentation provides an overview of obligations under the HIPAA non-discrimination provisions governing group health plans and wellness programs. The main topics discussed include:

• A brief overview of EBSA

• An introduction to HIPAA and the exception to the non-discrimination requirements

• Two types of bona-fide wellness programs • The five requirements for health-contingent wellness programs

• Disclosure requirements under Part 7 of ERISA • Additional compliance tips and tools

About the speaker

Lauren Poland

Benefits Advisor

U.S. Department of Labor, EBSA

Click this link for presentation   http://wellnesscouncilohio.org/erisa.pdf

Webinar

THE RETURN TO WORK EMPLOYER LANDSCAPE
Tuesday, August 11th, 2020 10:00am-10:30 

As workplaces start to reopen amidst the COVID-19 health crisis, we want to help employers and employees deal with the unprecedented challenge of returning to the workplace safely, and confidently.

Topics covered:

• Healthcare trends that have emerged as a result of COVID-19
• How employers have aligned their return to workplace strategies to these trends
• How leveraging data from wearable devices can help detect, track and contain infectious diseases like COVID-19
• How Fitbit’s Ready For Work solution addresses the limitations of other offerings and eases the fears held by employees.

Join Bryce Rausch, National Sales Director for Fitbit Health Solutions, to discuss return-to-workplace market trends, illness detection research, the Fitbit Care Ready for Work solution.

To register :

https://pages.fitbit.com/2020_08_11–Webinar-Registration-TheReadyforWorkEmployerLandscape_LP.html

Shrm Webinar

Engaging and Empowering Your Medicare-Eligible Employees

Wednesday July 8, 8:00am – 9:30am

Medicare is different from choosing health insurance from an employer-sponsored plan. Medicare and the plans that go with it can be confusing and stressful. Whether your Medicare-eligible employee decides to retire at age 65 or continue working past age 65, Medicare-eligible employees pose HR challenges.

Learning Objectives:

1. Develop a clear understanding of the basics of Medicare.

2. Understand the role of HR and the Medicare-Eligible employee.

3. Develop strategies for HR to implement that positively impacts your organization

Our speaker, Elizabeth (Liz) England, SPHR and Wellness Council Board Member:

For over 25 years, Liz worked at several companies within corporate Health and Wellness as an employee benefits professional. Her primary responsibilities included benefits strategy, design, pricing and data analysis.

Liz is a lifelong resident of Akron, OH. She graduated from the University of Akron with an associate degree in Business Management Technology and a bachelor’s degree in Business and Organizational Communication. Liz is a licensed Life, Accident and Health insurance agent. Liz has also earned several certifications in HR, Wellness and Medicare.

Liz also serves as the Vice-Chair of the Board of Directors for the Summit County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health (ADM) Services Board and as President of Guardians Advocating Child Safety and Protection (GASP).

As a Boomer, Senior and Retiree, Liz has expanded her career to work in the health care insurance industry focusing on Medicare plans at the KAZ Company. The KAZ Company assists employers by educating their employees when turning 65 and/or joining Medicare.

Click here to register

Webinar

Covid  Workplace Screening Solutions

Tuesday May 12, 11:30- Noon

CDC recommends various workplace screenings as part of the return to work activity. When and how to use these screening will be covered in this 30 minute conference call presented by Impact Health. Temperature Screening is an early predictor of COVID-19. Impact Health has trained healthcare providers who can perform employee Temperature Screenings at the worksite. A smooth, well-run temperature screening service conveys a commitment to the health and well-being of your employees, vendors or customers. Add Pulse Oximetry screenings to the Temperature Screening event to provide higher levels of predictability for the COVID-19 virus for those presenting with an elevated temperature. Additional Impact Health programs available for the worksite are the COVID-19 Test (serology rapid finger technology) and pneumococcal and H flu vaccination initiatives.

Reducing Chronic Disease Costs 

Friday, March 29, 2019 noon – 1 pm

3 Summit Park
Independence, OH
(just west of Rockside at 77 exit)

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, chronic diseases related to lifestyle account for 75% of national medical costs. Pre-diabetes is one of the leading chronic conditions with Americans today. To fight this epidemic, diabetes prevention programs recognized by the CDC work with people with prediabetes on lifestyle changes that reduce the risk of developing Type 2 diabetes. GemCare Wellness is recognized by the CDC as a provider of the DPP program.
GemCare Wellness is a leader in the health and wellness industry by offering strategic services that bring meaningful, measurable and financially rewarding results to a client. GemCare utilizes a personalize approach in order to guide participants in making lasting health improvements that manage chronic conditions. With a team of certified healthcare professionals, GemCare delivers quality care to ensure member reach their maximum potential and employer receive positive outcomes for diabetes care, obesity, heart disease, smoking cessation, and more. We will help your employees manage their conditions and improve their overall health while decreasing your health costs as an employer.

About the speaker
Kathleen A. Daberko, Business Development Manager, GEMCORE Health and a GemCare Wellness Registered Dietitian.

Lunch Provided.

Please send an email  to smusgrave@wellnesscouncilohio.org to register

Conference call

CDC scorecard

Thursday December 13 at 10:00 am

How good is your wellness program? Where should you improve? What is a comprehensive wellness program and how do you measure it? Join us for this conference call to discuss locally the CDC scorecard project. You can also signup for one of the CDC webinars on the updated scorecard held in the next month (see below). If you are unfamiliar with the scorecard go to https://www.cdc.gov/workplacehealthpromotion/initiatives/healthscorecard/index.html

Our task locally is to provide wellness leaders a place to discuss the opportunities of the scorecard use at their organization.

Please send an email  to smusgrave@wellnesscouncilohio.org to register

 CDC webinars

• December 7, 2–3 p.m. EST
• December 10, 1–2 p.m. EST

Hear how the updated version of the CDC ScoreCard compares to the current version. Key additions include workplace prevention strategies on sleep and fatigue, alcohol and other substance use, musculoskeletal disorders, and cancer.  Register here for the webinars.

Reducing Opioid Addiction Through Better Care

Tuesday, October 30, 2018 noon – 1 pm

3 Summit Park
Independence, OH
(just west of Rockside at 77 exit)

Over 116 million Americans seek care and relief for musculoskeletal condition and injuries, making these injuries the costliest and fastest growing expense for employers and health plans. Typically, patients seeking relief from musculoskeletal pain are funneled into a long-term pain management plan, which often includes a reliance on prescription opioids.  In fact, the number of prescriptions for opioid pain relievers has increased dramatically in recent years, causing an alarming rise in opioid addiction and opioid-related fatality rates.

To reduce opioid addiction Airrosti providers adhere to strict quality clinical guidelines and a focus on evidence-based care.  This includes one full hour of one-on-one care with each patient to fully diagnose and manually correct the source of the injury, followed by targeted active care rehab and injury education. Join Kelly Burchett from Airrosti to hear how this treatment method significantly reduces recovery times and is making an impact on opioid use.

Kelly Burchett

Director of Business Development | Ohio
Office: (800) 404-6050
www.airrosti.com

Collaborating for success

Tuesday, September 18, 2018 noon – 1 pm

3 Summit Park
Independence, OH
(just west of Rockside at 77 exit)

Will collaborating make all of us stronger and improve our chances of long term success? Instead of offering clients a fragmented wellness program what about working together? No Northeast Ohio Company should have to look outside our area to get a robust, effective, workplace wellness solution that delivers documented results. Join us, with an open mind, to discuss what expertise you bring to the table and the value you add to a comprehensive, collaboratively delivered corporate wellness program. All vendors and companies are welcome.

Discusion leader :
Steve Pelton
President of hChoices, LLC
440-478-2268
Steve.Pelton@hChoices.com

Lunch Provided. Please reply to this email smusgrave@wellnesscouncilohio.org to register

Webinar

A Voice 4 U can save a life and money

Tuesday, August 21, 2018 10:00 AM

With safety being a premium at the workplace, in the event of a medical emergency the #1 most important thing is making sure that first responders have immediate access to that person’s updated and accurate vital medical history, and to that person’s emergency contacts. To assist in this regard A Voice 4 U brings you:The I.C.E. Card(IN CASE OF EMERGENCY CARD) Attend this 30 minute presentation to hear a brief program overview followed by your questions.

When added to your employee benefit package your company will then have the added protection that if one of your employees were to fall victim to a workplace accident or medical incident which renders him non-responsive, first responders can simply call or text a toll free number, or scan the QR code found on the I.C.E. Card. Immediately
anyone nearby to assist with the employee as well as the first responder receives the vital information on their cell phone.

Certainly, getting the finest medical treatment for your employee at the earliest possible time is most important. However, just as sure as preventative medicine lessens medical occurrences and lowers premiums; the added measure of providing your employees the I.C.E. Card will better insure that in the event of a medical emergency at the workplace their immediate treatment will end with the best
possible result.

For more information about A Voice 4 U and the I.C.E. Card you can go to www.avoice4u.com, or please call Katrina Seiter at 1-937-222-AV4U (2848).

Please reply to smusgrave@wellnesscouncilohio.org
to register. Click AV4U_Employee_Benefit for presentation pdf.

The more informed Healthcare Consumer

Tuesday, May 15, 2018  noon – 1 pm

1 Summit Park
Independence, OH
(just west of Rockside at 77 exit)

Please attend our lunch discussion on medical consumerism. Learn how an engaged healthcare consumers can improve outcomes and lower costs for your organization. ConsumerMedical is providing employees of organizations with high-touch independent clinical advocacy, medical decision support, and expert medical opinion (both in-person and via remote 2nd opinion). They are helping members to become better informed consumers of healthcare while helping organizations to reduce their healthcare spend. Clients include companies such as: FedEx, Honeywell, Lockheed Martin, Estee Lauder, Eastman, CSX, IHG, Xerox, Union Pacific, Pacific Life, Ingersoll-Rand, and MasterCard. Base on their 20 year track record they can put 100% of their fees at risk if they do not generate at least a $1:1 ROI.

Need more, click on this link to an independently prepared whitepaper on Honeywell’s experience with the Surgical Decision Support component of ConsumerMedical over an 11-year time period. Below is a link to a brief video featuring the lead actuary from the study: https://vimeo.com/127940941. ConsumerMedical has multi-year experience collaborating with clients on both incentive and penalty-based employee engagement strategies.
About the speaker
David Lucarelli is Vice President, Employer Solutions for ConsumerMedical and can be contacted at 770.552.6553.

Lunch Provided. Please reply to smusgrave@wellnesscouncilohio.org
to register

Webinar

Fighting Obesity and Chronic Disease

Tuesday, March 20, 2018 2:00 pm

Have you change the lifestyle of your pre-diabetics? Would you like to be assured of the value of a diabetes prevention programs before a long term contract? Then attend this 30 minute presentation to hear a brief program overview followed by your questions. Jonathan Funston, V. P. Cappa Health will present the high-touch digital health programs delivering results for the obesity and chronic behavioral health related epidemics in the U.S.  Cappa pairs mobile Registered Dietitians with CDC-approved content focused on nutrition, movement, mindset, and recovery driving sustained engagement and meaningful weight loss outcomes with forward-thinking organizations across industries. Cappa’s focus on qualifying and setting success expectations with participants, use of only Registered Dietitians as coaches, and participant choice to use any device makes them the premier behavioral counseling solution in the marketplace. Add to that their performance-based pricing making them an easy option for any size organization.

Please reply to smusgrave@wellnesscouncilohio.org
to register

Here is a 2-minute video overview.

https://vimeo.com/191041147/9dc0c23880

Strategic planning self assessment using HERO

Tuesday, December 12, 2017  2:30 – 3 pm

Following up our October 10 meeting, we are hosting a 30 minute discussion of the use of the HERO scorecard as a self-evaluation tool to aid in your wellness strategic planning.  If you wish you can begin by downloading our October 10^th presentation from Carrie Alexanders. Carrie also offered the following documents for review for our online discussion.

Scorecard overview:  HEROScorecard_WWCMA_MercerPr

Planning documents: Strategy questionsSample – Action Plan

More information about the process can be found at http://hero-health.org/hero-scorecard/

email smusgrave@wellnesscouncilohio.org  to register

New ways of worksite screening

Tuesday, November 14, 2017  noon – 1 pm- (will be rescheduled due to a traffic accident )

3 Summit Park Auditorium (Lower Level)
Independence, OH
(just west of Rockside at 77 exit)

Create a strategic well-being initiative

Tuesday, October 10, 2017  noon – 1 pm

3 Summit Park Auditorium (Lower Level)
Independence, OH
(just west of Rockside at 77 exit)

Learn how to create a strategic well-being initiative that makes it easy to be healthy at work, positively impacts organizational culture and improves individual well-being. Find out how to take your wellness program from a series of events to one that creates a workplace where health is a part of daily life. The presentation will describe evidence-based practices such as the Individual Wellbeing Model based on the book Wellbeing: The 5 Essential Elements by Tom Rath (a Gallup researcher) and the Organizational Wellbeing Model used by the Health Enhancement Research Organization, which has been proven to deliver positive health outcomes as well as enhanced financial results based on comprehensive studies by Mercer and HERO.

Presenter: Carrie Alexander leads Findley Davies’ Strategic Employer Wellness services, helping clients integrate well-being within organizational culture and health care strategy. Drawing from the latest research and best practices, she delivers proven solutions that are flexible and customized to the unique needs of each organization.

 Lunch provided

Presentation slides: findleyDaviesOct 2017

September 20 @ 12 p.m. | Wellness for Small/Medium Size Employers

As businesses grapple with rising healthcare costs some are seeking relief through wellness programs.  What are your options?

Wellness Council supporter Steve Pelton from HChoices has developed a series of engaging 15 minute presentations followed by a brief Q&A sessions.   If you are interested please reply to smsugrave@wellnesscouncilohio.org to be registered and receive further information.

Great American Smokeout call November 17, 2016 at 10AM

Please reply with your smoking cessation activity that you are implementing either this year or for the Great American Smokeout day. Laura Loew founder of Smash the Ash, will lead the discussion of worksite activities on our conference call at 10AM on November 17. She will also present tips for worksite cessation implementation and where to find free or low cost resources. Join us with your questions or comments. Click for resource list.  http://wellnesscouncilohio.org/FREEQuittingResources.pdf

co-sponsored by
Northeast Region Healthy Ohio Business Council and the Wellness Council

Worksite Wellness Legal Update

Tuesday , October 11, 2016  11am – 1 pm
Health Action Council
6133 Rockside Rd. suite 210
Independence Ohio

Daphne K. Saneholtz from Brennan, Manna & Diamond Law Firm will present”The Legal Aspects of Wellness, Updates and Changes”.

Follow this link to the pdf of the presentation.

Also Sherry Leggett from Certified Angus Beef, a recipient of the American Psychological Association Psychology Healthy Worksite Award, will provide insights into the application process and implementation of some of their initiatives.

Follow this link to the pdf of the presentation.

Cleveland Clinic employee Wellness Programs
Thursday, September 15, 2016  noon – 1 pm
3 Summit Park Auditorium (Lower Level)
Independence, OH
(just west of Rockside at 77 exit)
Join us to review this  outstanding program.

Presenter: David Pauer,Director EHP Wellness at the Cleveland Clinic.

$8 meting fee. Lunch provided

Please join us at Avery Dennison on August 16, 2016 from 8 to 9:30am for a Regional Wellness Council meeting.

Featured presenter Sharon Minjares from Lake Health will describe her program which achieved a Healthy Ohio Gold level award this year. Then three short presentations: Steve Musgrave will present “What the Council can do for you”; Sunny Klein Lurie, PhD. of Advanced Performance, Inc. will present “Five Wellbeing Ideas to Boost Performance & Energize Employees” and Steve Pelton of Hchoices will cover how to “Lessen the cost of chronic disease”.
Avery Dennison address is 250 Chester Bldg #1, Painesville, Ohio 44077.

Avery Meeting Agenda

Webinar:

Onsite Wellness Screenings

Tuesday, July 26, 2016 at 10 am

Onsite screenings are usually the second or third wellness initiative after doing healthfairs and contest. What is usually screened?  What are the typical results? How much does it cost? What should you look for in a screener? These are  just some of the questions that will be addressed. This is your opportunity to have your questions address.

Tode Vrzic: On Site Wellness Services, LLC provides corporate wellness program screening solutions to small, mid-size and large client companies throughout Ohio and the Midwest. Our services are customized to fit specific client needs delivered through health fairs, incentive programs, results-based or participation-based wellness initiatives.Contact Tode Vrzic at 440-623-7373 email todevrzic@gmail.com or visit onsitewell.com

Please join us at Invacare on June 21, 2016 from 8 to 9:30am for a Regional Wellness Council meeting.

Presentations by Invacare, Wellness Council and Well Being experts fill up the agenda. Invacare is at One Invacare way Elyria    OH 44036. Click here for more information InvacareMeeting