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How does your Wellness Program
Stack Up?

The results are in.

 Employee wellness programs improve 

 productivity, performance, job satisfaction 

 & employee retention. â€‹

So, if other companies are seeing these results...

 Why aren't you? 

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Cyno developped this Wellness Program Assessment to help companies understand what stage their program is at, and the steps they'll need to take to start seeing the results they want.

 What Stage Is Your   Wellness Program At? 

Stage 1: Reactive

Hindsight is 20/20. At this stage, your program works to fix problems once they arise, but doesn’t have a consistent wellness plan in place to prevent those problems from happening again.

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Reactive responses to health/wellness problems that arise

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Difficulty providing impactful support in response to an issue

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Current benefits are underused, and employee sentiment is low

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No objectives set or data collected to measure program impacts

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High employee turnover and low productivity

Stage 2: Receptive

Recognizing the need. This is the first step to any company building an impactful wellness program. You have a better understanding of how your employees feel and what they need to truly excel. Now it’s just a matter of organizing it all.

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Have occasional wellness initiatives and programming for employees

 

HR team trying to double as event planners for wellness themes throughout the year

 

Struggle to get everyone out to events and disappointing program usage

 

You’ve started to monitor attendance but can’t track much past that

 

Employee morale seems decent, but you have yet to really see the ROI from your efforts

Stage 3: Productive

Seeing the results. At this stage you’ve been able to build up a functioning wellness program and have begun to see the fruits of your labour. Employees have easy access to supports but it’s a struggle to make wellness a part of the company’s culture.

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Consistent wellness programming and/or access to meaningful supports

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Have begun to automate processes or leverage software to help facilitate your wellness programming

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Program participation is fine but not where you want it to be

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You’ve started to monitor usage more closely across initiatives to gauge employee sentiment and preferences

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Your people feel cared for, are more present at work and have increased job satisfaction

Stage 4: Proactive

Creating a culture of wellness. This is the stage your program begins to really impact the way your people operate and collaborate. Management is leading by example and encouraging employees to take an active role in their wellbeing.

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Your program is not only providing resources but influencing the way employees view their wellness

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Your program runs seamlessly and makes planning easy for HR

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Leadership buy in has increased employee engagement

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Integrated analytics to tract usage and impacts

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Reduced healthcare costs and improved organizational performance

Stage 5: Holistic

Integrated Wellness Strategy. These programs go past just offering help and encouraging it. Programs are holistic once wellness is imbedded into the day-to-day processes of a company. This is once employee wellness is a part of your culture, not just an initiative.

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Employees always have access to desired supports and are actively encouraged to be mindful of their wellness

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Your program is self-sufficient and integrated into your company’s processes

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Every level of the business actively engages with your program

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Integrated analytics, regular reports and actionable plans

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Enhanced retention with truly happy and healthy employees

What stage is your program at?
How can you tak
e it to the next level?

Take the assessment yourself
& receive personalized recommendations.

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