Healthcare Access

A Conversation with Adam Dell, Premise Health Psychologist Return-to-work conversations have intensified after the authorization of three COVID-19 vaccines and widespread eligibility. For most companies that shifted to a work-from-home environment, Zoom meetings, athleisure business attire, and the inability to “turn off” have been the norm for over a year. But as companies begin bringing […]

Although 2020 is behind us, the global pandemic is ongoing and many employers have or will be forced to manage employee benefits in this new normal. During annual enrollment season, HR professionals focused on navigating employee communications in a remote-work environment to clearly communicate their organization’s benefits and drive healthier populations. Now that enrollment season […]

Health and wellness is driven by what we do in our homes, workplaces, and communities by eating well, staying active, and keeping up to date on immunizations and annual exams. However, health is also heavily influenced by a person’s access to safe workplaces, quality schooling, clean water, and healthy relationships. The differences in conditions in […]

In April 2020, as local hospitals and health systems experienced a significant increase in volume due to the emerging COVID-19 pandemic, Premise Health stepped in to reinforce the country’s infrastructure with continued access to acute, episodic, and primary care through our digital and physical access points. As reported on our success story page, the unique […]

According to an October 2020 Gallup poll, a large portion of the U.S. workforce would like to return to the office at some point instead of continuing to work remotely. That said, organizations across the country have an opportunity to rethink their approach to healthcare access and provide total population care to their workforces. By […]

Here are three ways to get employee health back on track in 2021 Have you or those in your organization put off healthcare visits during the COVID-19 pandemic? If so, you’re not alone. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 41% of the U.S. public have either avoided or postponed medical care […]