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Welcome to a new edition of Well-Equipped
- proven strategies for you to take charge of employee
health risks and costs.
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Legal Limits Clarified
and Challenged
Demand for long-term health cost relief is
driving dramatic changes in employee health
coverage. Variable rates based upon health
behaviors are becoming more common and mandatory
employee wellness programs appear inevitable.
However, restrictions from both HIPAA and the ADA
prohibit certain health questions and rate
differences. A recent article from Inside
Counsel highlights how innovative
organizations are controlling costs amidst
changing laws. You can view the article by
following this link, http://www.insidecounsel.com/issues/insidecounsel/15_294/labor/1262-1.html
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Individuals who drink one or more soda (even
diet soda) a day are 44% more likely to develop
metabolic syndrome, says research published in a
recent Circulation journal. Metabolic
syndrome increases heart disease and diabetes
risk. Previous studies have linked all soda to
obesity and have also questioned the safety of
beverages without calories. You can make a
difference to your employees by making water a
more convenient, less costly option.
You can learn more about metabolic syndrome by
following this link, http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/ms/ms_whatis.html
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Free Report Now
Available: The Moment of Force - Four New Ways to
Favorably Leverage Healthcare Costs

Through four proven cost-saving strategies, you
can reduce the burden of employee healthcare costs
easily and effectively. The solution is less about
muscle than it is about manipulating simple
techniques to maximize employee health. You an
view the free report by following this link,
http://www.wellcocorp.com/resources.html
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