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Cr Crea eati ting ng an an Ongoi Ongoing Heal Health Ma Market eting Str Strategy gy in in Your ur Coun County: ty: Pa Participants in in this this session session will ill be be abl able to to: 1. Understand the importance of marketing in


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Cr Crea eati ting ng an an Ongoi Ongoing Heal Health Ma Market eting Str Strategy gy in in Your ur Coun County: ty:

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Pa Participants in in this this session session will ill be be abl able to to:

  • 1. Understand the importance of marketing in

relationship to overall medical spend in their counties; and

  • 2. Identify next steps to implement a marketing

strategy for their county’s health problem.

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Im Import rtance ce of

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Market eting

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Heal Healthy Coun County ty and and YO YOU!

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Heal Healthy Coun County ty Str Strategi gies es

  • 1. Reduce costs and eliminate the barriers to caring for chronic

illnesses;

  • 2. Identify and reduce preventable health risks among the

employee population; and

  • 3. Keep healthy people healthy.
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Wh What at Can Can The The Da Data Te Tell Us?! Us?!

$542,385 $423,354 $357,983

RESPIRATORY ‐ bacterial pnemonia, and chronic diseases, such as asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) CIRCULATORY ‐ atherosclerosis, hypertension, stroke, high cholesterol and heart failure, metabolic syndrome and coronary artery disease (CAD) MUSKULOSKELETAL/ CONNECTIVE TISSUE ‐ neck pain, migraines, knee injuries, carpal tunnel and plantar fasciitis, joint and back pain

Example County Top 3 Leading Diagnosis in Calendar Year 2017

COST

Wellness Consultants Can:

  • Analyze the county’s

data,

  • Recommend programs

based on the data,

  • Track for trends,
  • Provide county specific

education, And much more…

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Wh What at Can Can We Wellness Lead Lead To To?!

Lower Claims Higher Claims Higher Employer Premiums Budget Issues Transfer Cost to Employees

Higher:

  • Deductibles
  • Copays
  • Co-Insurance
  • Premiums

Wellness Engagement

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Soci Social al Me Media & Soci Social al Awar areness eness

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Facebook’s most popular demographics include:

  • Women users (89%)
  • 18‐29 year olds (88%)
  • Urban and rural located users (81% each)
  • Those earning less than $30,000 (84%)
  • Users with some college experience (82%)

“There’s not a brand on social media that doesn’t want to increase its return on investment.” (Alex York, Sprout Social, 2018)

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Loc Local Support Support

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Wh What at Can Can yo you do do loc locally? lly?

  • Airrosti Events
  • Catapult Screenings
  • County Education
  • Local Community

Partnerships

  • Internal Contest
  • Internal Lunch & Learns
  • Health Fairs
  • Bulletin Board/Break Room

Announcements And so much more…!

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2019 2019 Em Emplo ployer er Re Rewa wards RE RECAP CAP

There are now three ways to earn Employer Rewards funds:

  • 1. ½ of the percentage of employees who earn a Healthy Lifestyle Reward;
  • 2. Counties with a County Specific Incentive (CSI) will earn 30%; and
  • 3. Counties that schedule at least 1 training will earn 10% and can earn up

to an additional 10% based on employee attendance. Employee attendance percentage bonus:

10% Attendance = 2% Bonus 30% Attendance = 4% Bonus 50% Attendance = 6% Bonus 70% Attendance = 8% Bonus 90% Attendance = 10% Bonus

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Example: County A has 100 employees. 20% of employees earn the $50 incentive, they implement a county specific incentive (CSI), and had a training where 30% of employees attended. The county will earn 10% for participation, 30% for the CSI, and 14% for the training, which will be 54% of $7,000. The county will receive a check for $3,780 for 2019 participation.

Group Size Maximum Available to Earn

25 Lives or Less

$1,250

26‐50 Lives

$3,000

51‐99 Lives

$5,000

100‐199 Lives

$7,000

200 Lives on More

$9,000

Em Emplo ployer er Re Rewa wards

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Usi Using Em Emplo ployer er Re Rewa wards

Obtain Commissioners Court approval to spend on:

  • County Lunch n Learns
  • County Gym 
  • Employee Awards
  • Employee Contests

And much more… but first – SPREAD THE WORD!

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Social Media Source:

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Social Media Source:

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Comm Communi unicati tion

  • n is

is Ke Key Ne Next St Step eps… s…

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Cr Crea eate a We Wellness Co Commi mmittee!

  • Team of employees that meets and plans regularly to pursue and

promote good health and wellness in their county.

  • Program participation will be much higher when committee

members help market the program and are seen participating.

  • Committee can review key strategies and incentive designs ahead of

Commissioners Court.

  • Wellness Initiatives by the employees for the employees!
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Create A Periodic Email

Brown County

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Create a County Facebook Page:

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Di Did yo you sa say Heal Health Fa Fair?!

Hood County

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Pl Plan an a Heal Health Fa Fair

See Handout

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Yo You Ha Have Ques Questions?

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We Ha Have Answ Answer ers! s!