Many employers offer wellness programs to contain their health-care costs—and perhaps also improve morale and productivity.
There is evidence that the programs lower health-care spending and reduce absenteeism. But participation rates tend to be low, limiting the benefits to companies and employees. In one survey, a majority of companies reported that 20% or less of employees took advantage of a health coach or weight-management program.
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