With the popularity of corporate wellness plans taking off, one major health care provider is attempting to sort through the myriad program designs and implementations to highlight high achievers.
For the seventh year, UnitedHealthcare has released its list of Well Deserved Award winners (and honorable mentions). UnitedHealthcare's approach has been to call out new list members each year, rather than run a long list of all winners past and present. It is a true list rather than a ranking, the idea being to encourage more companies to participate generally in the competition rather than shooting for a top-of-list ranking.
Which companies are selected? Those that "have implemented innovative, industry-leading worksite wellness programs that helped improve their employees' health and well-being," UnitedHealthcare says. Among the categories the judges found worthy of mention this year: "bilingual nurse liaisons, free yoga classes, weight loss challenges, incentives such as gift cards and premium reductions, and onsite flu shots and mammography screenings."
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This year's batch of first-time award winners included:
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American Hotel Register Company – Vernon Hills, Illinois
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Bellin Health – Green Bay, Wisconsin
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Holland & Hart LLP – Denver, Colorado
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OCLC – Dublin, Ohio
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Medline – Mundelein, Illinois
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MGIC Investment Corp. – Milwaukee, Wisconsin
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Orbital ATK – Dulles, Virginia
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School District of Waukesha – Waukesha, Wisconsin
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SIRVA – Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois
Honorable Mention recipients include:
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Bricker & Eckler LLP – Columbus, Ohio
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Cuyahoga County – Cleveland, Ohio
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Garden City Group, LLC – Lake Success, New York
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J. J. Keller & Associates, Inc., – Neenah, Wisconsin
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Sadoff & Rudoy Industries – Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin
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The Advisory Board Company – Washington, D.C.
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The Florida League of Cities – Florida
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Westfield Group – Westfield Center, Ohio
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