Healthcare Intelligence Network

Early data from HIN 2009 Health & Wellness Incentive Survey:

Majority of respondents offer incentives, but strategies, items and eligibility differ by sector;

Amidst the usual cash and tokens, benefit-based incentives taking hold;

Under the heading of “unusual incentives,” one respondent offers a medical home;

Some going beyond participation to reward behavior change (e.g. weight loss) but many difficulties associated with that;

Economy straining program funding even while participation is up;

Suprising results in ROI measurement.

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