CORPORATE WELLNESS
EMPLOYERS: We Can Come To Your Office!
A growing number of employers choose Heart Squad to provide annual Cardiac Arrest
Screening for their employees at their place of business as a cost
effective and administratively efficient alternative. Mobile services
offer a method whereby a corporation can administer health benefits in a more efficient
and cost effective manner by allocating labor, time, and resources more effectively at
your place of business.
Employer Benefits
Mobile cardiac screening not only can save the lives of thousands of employees, they
also save businesses hundreds of thousands of dollars each year.
Less absenteeism:
Early detection usually require less extensive medical treatment and thus far fewer
days away from work.
Greater productivity:
Cardiac Arrest Screening takes just 10-15 minutes. In the same time as an average coffee
break an employee can have a potentially life-saving evaluation. If he/she scheduled the
same test in a hospital, he/she could be gone from work for at least two hours.
Reduced short-term and long-term disability pay:
Early detection can help employers avoid or reduce disability expenses.
Lower insurance premiums:
Workers compensation, health and life insurance premiums are all based on usage.
Reducing usage will reduce costs dramatically.
Enhanced Employer/Employee relationship:
Many appreciate the opportunity to participate in health screenings,
like Heart Squad, while at work.
Women are now at a greater cardiac risk. Women in the workplace have a direct impact
on the health and productivity of our organizations…
- Women make up more than 50% of the American workforce.
- 22 million women over age 40 are in the workforce.
- More than 61% of women ages 40-65 are employed.
- By the year 2000, the number of women in the workforce in the
United States will exceed 31 million, a 42% increase over the current figure.
Heart diseases can lead to cardiac arrest and sudden death. The American
Heart Association offers the following statistics.
61,800,000 Americans have one or more types of cardiovascular disease (CVD). Of these,
29,700,000 are male and 32,100,000 are female. 24,750,000 are estimated to be age 65 and
older.
- High blood pressure - 50,000,000
- Coronary heart disease - 12,600,000
- Stroke - 4,600,000
- Congenital heart failure - 1,000,000
- Congestive heart failure - 4,790,000
- 1 in 5 males and females has some form of cardiovascular disease.
- 1 of every 2.5 deaths will be from cardiovascular disease.
Early detection saves money!
One Early Detection Can Save an Employer More than $130,000
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