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Demonstrati ng Return on Investment (ROI) An investment in Wellness is a sound business decision.

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Page 1: An investment in wellness is a sound business decision

Demonstrating Return on Investment (ROI)An investment in Wellness is a sound business decision.

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Is your organization spending too much on absenteeism, short-term disability and modified work assignments?

The good news is wellness investments not only increase productivity, morale and employee engagement.

• but also generate significant financial returns.

• Research shows a $3.27:$1 return on investments in Wellness.*

*Baicker, K., Cutler, D., and Song Z., (2010). Workplace Wellness Programs Can Generate Savings, Health Affairs.

ARE YOUR EMPLOYEES VIEWED AS AN ASSET OR A COST?

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If you have 500 employees, what if you invested $150 per employee/year

into a comprehensive workplace wellness program?

500 employees x $150 per employee$75,000

$245,000 estimated cost savings$75,000 wellness program

=3.27 ROI

CALCULATING ROI: LET’S DO THE MATH

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MEASURING ROI-THE PROCESS

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1• Establish a base line measurement• Analyze historical trends and report

2• Implement wellness programming• Isolate and track costs of programming

3• Recalculate base line measurement• Analyze recent trends and report

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Short-Term DisabilityClaim incidence per 100 insured employees

Claim duration

Lost workdays per 100 employees

Cost per employee

Cost per diagnosis

Long-Term Disability

Claim incidence per 100 insured employees

Claim duration

Cost per diagnosis

Casual AbsencesLost workdays per employeeCost as percentage of payroll

Workers’ Compensation

Total premiums

Cost per claim

Cost per employee

Accident frequency rate per 100 employees

Health Risk Assessments

HRA participation per 100 employees

Health status of employees

Top risk factors

Employee Assistance Program

New cases per 100 covered employees

Reasons for access

Program cost per employee

Source: Conference Board of Canada

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METRICS THAT CAN BE USED TO MEASURE ROI

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Kristina HultonManager, Wellness in the Workplace

Corporate Learning & Performance Improvement

Feel free to contact me for more information:[email protected]

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