Wellness Corporate Solutions

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Wellness Corporate Solutions (WCS) is a company that provides comprehensive wellness programs and services to organizations. These programs are designed to improve the health and well-being of employees, thereby enhancing productivity and reducing healthcare costs for employers.

History[edit | edit source]

Wellness Corporate Solutions was founded in 2004 by Fiona Gathright and Paula Widerlite. The company is headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland. Since its inception, WCS has grown significantly, expanding its services to include a wide range of wellness programs and health screenings.

Services[edit | edit source]

WCS offers a variety of services aimed at promoting employee health and wellness. These services include:

Biometric Screenings[edit | edit source]

Biometric screenings are a key component of WCS's offerings. These screenings measure various health indicators such as blood pressure, cholesterol levels, blood glucose, and body mass index (BMI). The data collected from these screenings help employees understand their health status and identify potential health risks.

Health Coaching[edit | edit source]

WCS provides personalized health coaching to help employees achieve their wellness goals. Health coaches work with individuals to create customized plans that address specific health concerns, such as weight management, stress reduction, and smoking cessation.

Flu Shot Clinics[edit | edit source]

To help prevent the spread of influenza in the workplace, WCS organizes on-site flu shot clinics. These clinics make it convenient for employees to receive their annual flu vaccinations.

Wellness Challenges[edit | edit source]

WCS designs and implements wellness challenges that encourage employees to adopt healthier lifestyles. These challenges often focus on areas such as physical activity, nutrition, and mental well-being.

Health Risk Assessments[edit | edit source]

Health risk assessments (HRAs) are tools used by WCS to evaluate the overall health of employees. HRAs typically involve questionnaires that cover various aspects of health and lifestyle. The results help identify areas where employees can improve their health.

Nutrition Counseling[edit | edit source]

WCS offers nutrition counseling services to help employees make healthier food choices. Registered dietitians provide guidance on meal planning, weight management, and managing chronic conditions through diet.

Fitness Programs[edit | edit source]

WCS designs fitness programs tailored to the needs of different organizations. These programs may include on-site fitness classes, virtual workouts, and personalized exercise plans.

Impact[edit | edit source]

The wellness programs provided by WCS have been shown to improve employee health outcomes and reduce healthcare costs for employers. By promoting a culture of wellness, organizations can enhance employee engagement, reduce absenteeism, and increase productivity.

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