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GUIDE

Discover strategies business leaders can use to build more equitable benefits

Driving towards optimal health and wellness in the workplace

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The impact of social health on your workforce

Read the guide to learn how social health is connected to employee wellness — and gain actionable strategies for your current well-being efforts.

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FOSTER A WORKPLACE FOCUSED ON HELPING ALL EMPLOYEES ACHIEVE THEIR OPTIMAL HEALTH

As a business leader, you have the unique opportunity to enact meaningful change in the lives of your employees by addressing total well-being. But to do so, you must first recognize the underlying factors that impact health.

The communities where your employees live, learn, and work has more to do with their health than their behaviors. Social health factors — like access to affordable housing, healthy foods, and financial stability — affect nearly half of all workers and directly impact individual well-being.1 Studies show that even well-paid employees are living paycheck-to-paycheck and may not be taking full advantage of the health care benefits you offer.2

By taking small steps today, you can make a difference in the future of your employees. Get the guide to develop a holistic understanding of your employee’s needs and begin implementing policies that encourage a more equitable workplace.

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  • 1

    Erica Hutchins Coe et al., “Understanding the impact of unmet social needs on consumer health and healthcare,” McKinsey & Company, February 20, 2020.

  • 2

    “New reality check: The paycheck-to-paycheck report,” LendingClub Corporation, June 2022.