Onsite health

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Onsite health (also known as onsite care) is a benefit given to employees of companies, particularly companies in the technology sector such as Apple and Amazon, in order to save money and better support their employees.[1]

One study attributed the rising popularity of onsite health to the fact that "employers who have adopted on-site preventive care services have reported enhanced performance ranging from heightened morale and cost savings to productivity."[2]

Onsite health services are provided in a variety of forms, depending on the needs of employers and their employees. Services can include full primary care, onsite pharmacies, occupational health, and chiropractic and acupuncture treatments.[3]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Massive companies like Apple and Amazon are exploring new ways to care for the health of their employees — and it could upend the way healthcare's done". Business Insider.
  2. ^ Ltd., Future Market Insights Global and Consulting Pvt. "On-site Preventive Care Market is likely to touch a valuation of US$ 32,063 Mn approximately by the end of 2027".
  3. ^ Zimmerman, Kaytie. "These Employers Are Taking Millennials' Mental Health Seriously". Forbes.