Wellness programs have role in reform
BOULDER – What works in a corporate wellness program depends on the individuals participating and the people leading the effort.
Heather Mills, a wellness specialist with Volk & Bell Benefits LLC, said worksite wellness programs have evolved since their inception 40 years ago and have a big role in the battle to reduce health-care costs. Mills addressed attendees Thursday morning at the Boulder County Business Report’s forum, “The Inside View: Health Care Reform in Colorado, held at the Millennium Harvest House in Boulder.
“We are in a fast-moving and forward-thinking state, Mills said. “Insurance carriers and health-care providers in Colorado have taken…
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