Guest Post by Kalena Quibell Last week, I hosted a conversation with Lindsay Johnson, CEO of FitPros, and Carla Caramat, CEO of Dentists on Demand, to talk about something I haven’t seen HR teams this excited about in years: the return of wellness weeks and health fairs. If you’ve been in the HR world for […]
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Value-based care is a term that HR leaders may not have heard, but it signals a paradigm shift in the way that healthcare services are delivered and consumed. In value-based care, providers manage a patient’s overall health, while considering the individual’s personal wellness goals. Dentists on Demand already offers a convenient and innovative solution that
Bruxism is the medical term for teeth grinding and clenching. With the daily pressures of work and the turbulence of modern life, stress seems to have become part of the package. Ignoring it, however, impacts more than your emotional and physical well-being; it also affects your oral health. Stress often leads to teeth grinding. You
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The modern workplace has undergone substantial shifts since the pandemic, with hybrid workforce models becoming the new norm as employers attempt to strike a balance from full remote to fully in-office teams. In fact, hybrid work is expected to become the standard for many organizations in 2025, according to experts such as MIT Sloan Management
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Happy Halloween! Today, you’re probably preoccupied with eerie events, wicked wassails, spooky surprises, and tricks and treats. Tomorrow, however, is a day to focus on wellness. Autumn is a time of change, the start of a new school year, and the end of lazy summer days. It’s the season in which many people renew their
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Bruxism is a word that many people learned during the height of the pandemic. It’s the clinical term for excessive teeth clenching or grinding. And one of the foremost factors that contributes to this involuntary and detrimental oral health habit is stress. HR leaders are no strangers to the complications that arise in the workplace
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Layoffs and unemployment can have a profound effect on the oral health of displaced workers. Stable employment contributes to early intervention for dental problems. However, once steady income streams and benefits disappear, people are less likely to prioritize regular dental visits to save costs – they’re also more likely to engage in unhealthy habits that