How the Employer Health Opportunity Assessment (EHOA) Works
Designed for enterprises of 5000 employees or more, the EHOA uses a six-sigma methodology to identify gaps evaluating over 200 contributing factors. The factors, based on benchmark efforts, existing literature, and expert opinion, are organized into ten best practice pillars:
- Leadership support & management alignment
- Well-being strategic plan
- Health supportive environment
- Onsite wellbeing activities (holistic approach)
- Health and wellbeing across the health continuum
- Data-driven approach
- Marketing and communication
- Incentives and benefits design
- Engagement and navigation
- Strategic partnerships and vendor management
After assessment completion, your company will have a multi-year strategic plan to move your employees towards a culture of health, safety, and wellbeing. As a result of its implementation, your organization will experience increased employee retention, improved employee engagement, lower medical costs, and enjoy a competitive advantage in the marketplace.