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Wellness Programs Can Reduce Worker Medical Costs by 18 Percent: Study
The report said wellness programs could reduce costs for risks such as physical inactivity, smoking, high blood pressure and obesity. If the risk factors were lowered to “theoretical minimums,” health care expenses could be lowered by an average of $650, or 18.4 percent, for all working adults, the study said.
- By Sheena Harrison
- January 9, 2013
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