How does Corporate Health Partners measure ROI?
The simplest way to measure ROI is to measure the reduction in health risks and calculate the associated reduction in direct and indirect healthcare costs from industry studies. The more exact method is to evaluate medical claims of participants versus non-participants before and after the program started. However, the very best way is to flatten the healthcare cost trend, which numerous clients have done.
Many best practice interventions of employee health management – like HRAs, screenings, newsletters and telephonic coaching – rarely engage employees in the workplace. They run in the background, and many employees can almost lose sight of them. This is especially true of the healthier employees who may not need coaching yet, but offer the best potential for long term savings if we can keep them healthy. CHP’s on site programming is what puts a face to the program, gets a buzz going and spurs peer pressure for healthy habits. We help develop and coach on site wellness teams that create a full calendar of events and a supportive work environment. Our on site coaches adapt to local needs and preferences to keep employees engaged and moving forward. We gauge our success by participation rates and satisfaction surveys, as well as by the goals set and achieved at each worksite. Clients that use our on site programs have much better results!