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« Go Back Executive SummaryBlueprint for successCreating a blueprint for a healthy work environment can be a very complex process. However, the process can be simplified by understanding the overall problem, outlining good goals and objectives, understanding available resources, and implementing proven strategies and resources available to worksites in order to help employees lead healthier lifestyles. It is intended to be a guide, on the path to your worksite’s road to increased health and productivity. Alarming trends:• Healthcare costs are rising at 4 times the rate of inflation and are now consuming 50% of corporate profits. • In 2004, the per-capita cost of health care was $6,040, which will increase to $11,046 per person by the year 2014. • Preventable illness makes up ~ 70% of the burden of illness and associated costs. How worksites can get started
What worksites can do
How to use the Worksite Resource Kit
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