"Companies that provide integrated health and wellness programs had 20% higher revenue per employee, five fewer sick days, and improved productivity across the board." -National Business Group on Health
Health... Wellness... Prevention... Fitness... all major cornerstones of healthcare reform. The Providence Corporate Cup began as a race whose purpose was to promote corporate wellness and team camaraderie. This year, we begin an intense focus on corporate wellness and being fit, and we will forever after. We believe it is the smart way to do business - for your company and for all your employees.
Turn Your Workday Into Weight Loss - For decades, the office has been seen as the sedentary, do-nothing enemy of fitness -- a place to sit eight hours a day and slowly pile on weight. But what if it were a big part of the solution? One expert believes it can be.
A Fitting Solution - In the midst of all the uncertainty over health-care reform and what it will cost companies and taxpayers, there is one thing for sure: Healthy employees cost businesses less money!
Continental Flight Magazine: Executive Prescription - For corporations and C-level executives, health emerges as a bottom-line concern.
Fitness Can Take Work: Companies Realize Fit Employees are Happy Employees - Smart business is taking care of your employees so they take care of themselves.
Workplace Wellness Seems to Really Work - Workplace wellness programs are an effective way to reduce major risk factors for heart disease such as smoking, obesity, high blood pressure, and diabetes.
Workplace Keeping Its Employees Well - Employers may be cutting back on budgets and staff, but what they're keeping they're making sure is in top form. Wellness programs from cholesterol screenings to yoga classes are thriving in the workplace.
Practicing What They Preach - Pennington employees take steps to get healthy, too!
Can Exercise Make You Smarter, Boost Your Brain? - New research shows cognitive improvement after moderate exercise. For doubters, new studies uphold the long-held conclusion: Exercies does, indeed, increase brainpower.