For decades, healthcare spending in the United States has not been sustainable. Even before COVID-19, healthcare costs were rising at an alarming rate, consuming a huge chunk of the country’s national income. In 2021, the U.S. spent $4.3 trillion (18% of its GDP) on healthcare. As the burden of chronic diseases and other health risks Read more…
Population health analytics is the systematic examination of health data of a population to identify and address factors that may be causing problems with population health and well-being. One of the earliest recorded instances of population health measurement was in 15th century England, where between 1665-1666, authorities in the city of London used death records Read more…
Employee health screenings are an important element of workplace wellbeing. They are an effective way for a company to spot any potential health issues and provide employees with the information and support they need to maintain or improve their health. When implemented effectively, employee health screenings can help to create a more productive and engaged Read more…
Remarkable improvements to healthcare and medicine have resulted in a substantial increase in life expectancy over the last century. For context, the average life expectancy in the United States at birth in 1910 was just 50 years. A century later, in 2010, it had risen to about 79 years. However, although we’re living longer, we’re Read more…
Smoking is a serious health problem that affects millions of people around the world. It is the leading cause of preventable death and is responsible for various serious health issues, including lung cancer, heart disease, depression, and risk of stroke. Therefore, workplaces must implement a Smoking Cessation Programs to help personnel quit smoking and improve Read more…
