Corporate Wellness Programs: Healthier Employees, Lower Costs

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Article Date: 02 Nov 2009 - 1:00 PDT

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Kaiser Health News staff writer Jenny Gold interviewed Dr. Fikry Isaac, executive director of global health services at Johnson & Johnson, who runs the company's wellness program. During their conversation, he outlined how this initiative works and how corporate wellness could be incorporated into the current effort to overhaul the nation's health system (10/30). Read entire interview.

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