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Kalamazoo Valley Community Kalamazoo Valley Community College College Employee Wellness Program Employee Wellness Program Getting started: The Getting started: The Vision Vision Health and Wellness in the new Health and Wellness in the


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Kalamazoo Valley Community Kalamazoo Valley Community College College Employee Wellness Program Employee Wellness Program

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Getting started: The Getting started: The Vision Vision

  • Health and Wellness in the new

Health and Wellness in the new Millennium Millennium

  • Leadership

Leadership

  • Culture

Culture

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Program Goals Program Goals

  • Assist employees to improve their

Assist employees to improve their health and well health and well-

  • being

being

  • Encourage and support healthier

Encourage and support healthier lifestyles through wellness lifestyles through wellness interventions interventions

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Goals Goals

  • Create a culture of Wellness at

Create a culture of Wellness at Kalamazoo Valley Community College Kalamazoo Valley Community College

  • Reduce health

Reduce health-

  • care costs to

care costs to employees and the college employees and the college

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Holtyn & Associates Holtyn & Associates – – Wellness Services Wellness Services

  • Confidentiality

Confidentiality

  • Bio

Bio-

  • metric Measures

metric Measures

  • Wellness Coaching

Wellness Coaching

  • Health Survey

Health Survey

  • Corporate Report

Corporate Report

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On Site Resources On Site Resources

  • Wellness and

Wellness and Fitness Center Fitness Center

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Fitness Classes Fitness Classes

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Personal Training Personal Training

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Workshops Workshops

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KVCC Corporate Wellness Report KVCC Corporate Wellness Report December 2007 December 2007

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KVCC Heart Disease Risks KVCC Heart Disease Risks Start 2001 Start 2001 – – December December 2007 2007

12% 10% 7% 60% 45% 45% 10% 2% 3% 47% 33% 29% 9% 9% 8% 2% 1% 0% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% Poor Fitness Overweight %fat High BP

  • Chol. >200

Smoking Glucose 2001- 193 emp.

  • Nov. 2006 - 332 emp
  • Dec. 2007 - 334 emp
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KVCC KVCC Heart Disease Risks Per Employee Heart Disease Risks Per Employee

Fitness, BP, Cholesterol, Waist, Smoking, Glucose Fitness, BP, Cholesterol, Waist, Smoking, Glucose

18% 60% 66% 32% 26% 23% 27% 10% 9% 11% 3% 2% 4%1% 0% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 0 Risks 1 Risk 2 Risks 3 Risks 4 Risks 2001 224 emp 2006 332 emp. 2007 334 emp.

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KVCC Heart Disease Risks KVCC Heart Disease Risks vs. vs. Michigan Michigan

30% 15%15% 10% 7% 61% 44% 42% 45% 45% 27% 4% 3% 2% 3% 50% 44% 33% 32% 29% 24% 10% 10%9% 8% 10% 1% 1%1% 0%

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% Poor Fitness Overweight %fat High BP

  • Chol. >200

Smoking Glucose Michigan KVCC 2004 KVCC 2005 KVCC 2006 KVCC 2007

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KVCC 12 Lifestyle Risk Factors KVCC 12 Lifestyle Risk Factors

Goal: 70% No/Low Risk Goal: 70% No/Low Risk

1. 1.

Fitness Fitness

2. 2.

Weight Weight

3. 3.

Blood Pressur Blood Pressur

4. 4.

Cholesterol Cholesterol

5. 5.

Glucose Glucose

6. 6.

Smoking Smoking

7. 7.

Stress Stress

8. 8.

Coping Coping

9. 9.

Depression Depression

10. 10.

Alcohol Alcohol

11. 11.

Fruit/ Fiber Fruit/ Fiber

12. 12.

Fat I ntake Fat I ntake

These “12 lifestyle risks have been associated with increased medical cost and lost productivity.” Goetzel RZ, et. al. (1998, October). The relationship between modifiable health risks and health care expenditures: An analysis of the multi-employer HERO health risk and cost database. JOEM, 40(10):843-54.

73%74%77% 21%21%18% 6% 4% 4% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% No-Low 0-2 Med 3-4 High 5+ 2005 2006 2007

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Health I nsurance % I ncrease Health I nsurance % I ncrease

U.S vs. Kalamazoo Valley Community U.S vs. Kalamazoo Valley Community College College

KVCC Wellness program implemented in 2001. Health plan costs 2001,2002,2003 double digit

11.2 9.2 11.4 11.7 3.5 3.5

  • 7.5

6

  • 10
  • 5

5 10 15 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 Projected U.S. Av. KVCC

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KVCC KVCC Employee/ Spouse Health Employee/ Spouse Health I nterests I nterests

  • 64% Increase physical activity

64% Increase physical activity

  • 95% Spouse

95% Spouse

  • 68%% Lose weight

68%% Lose weight

  • 86% Spouse

86% Spouse

  • 43% Reduce fat intake

43% Reduce fat intake

  • 57% Spouse

57% Spouse

  • 29% Cope better with stress

29% Cope better with stress

  • 38% Spouse

38% Spouse

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Wellness Goals for KVCC Wellness Goals for KVCC

  • 75% Participation

75% Participation – – 94% Participation 94% Participation Goal achieved Goal achieved

  • 70% No or low risk based on 12 Lifestyle factors

70% No or low risk based on 12 Lifestyle factors – – 77% 77% Goal achieved Goal achieved

  • 50% No CVD risks

50% No CVD risks – – 66% 66% Goal achieved Goal achieved

  • Culture of Wellness

Culture of Wellness – – “ “Achieving and in process Achieving and in process” ” High Support and Peer High Support and Peer Scores Scores

  • Maintain all above goals for multiple years (Six Years

Maintain all above goals for multiple years (Six Years to Date) to Date) Goal achieved with continuing improvements Goal achieved with continuing improvements

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Holtyn & Associates, LLC Holtyn & Associates, LLC

  • Ken Holtyn

Ken Holtyn

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Why KVCC Works! Why KVCC Works!

  • Strong and

Strong and continued continued Leadership Leadership Support Support

  • Program is Comprehensive, works with

Program is Comprehensive, works with and engages each individual and engages each individual

  • Creates a culture of wellness

Creates a culture of wellness

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How Leadership at KVCC supports How Leadership at KVCC supports wellness wellness

1. 1.

Describe the wellness program in a way that employees understand Describe the wellness program in a way that employees understand. .

2. 2.

Express enthusiasm for the wellness initiative. Express enthusiasm for the wellness initiative.

3. 3.

Share how I personally benefit from wellness. Share how I personally benefit from wellness.

4. 4.

Help employees to see how they may personally benefit from welln Help employees to see how they may personally benefit from wellness. ess.

5. 5.

Discuss why wellness is among the top organizational priorities. Discuss why wellness is among the top organizational priorities.

6. 6.

Explain how employees can participate in the wellness effort. Explain how employees can participate in the wellness effort.

7. 7.

Ask for employee input about the wellness effort. Ask for employee input about the wellness effort.

8. 8.

Make lifestyle choices that demonstrate my commitment to wellnes Make lifestyle choices that demonstrate my commitment to wellness. s.

9. 9.

Participate in the wellness program. Participate in the wellness program.

10. 10.

Eliminate and reduce barriers to healthy lifestyles. Eliminate and reduce barriers to healthy lifestyles.

11. 11.

Recruit and select people for their openness to pursuing wellnes Recruit and select people for their openness to pursuing wellness. s.

12. 12.

See to it that new people are aware of the wellness program. See to it that new people are aware of the wellness program.

13. 13.

See to it that people are taught skills needed to achieve their See to it that people are taught skills needed to achieve their wellness goals. wellness goals.

14. 14.

Establish wellness traditions and rituals. Establish wellness traditions and rituals.

15. 15.

See to it that individuals get regular lifestyle assessments. See to it that individuals get regular lifestyle assessments.

16. 16.

See to it that work teams are given collective feedback regardin See to it that work teams are given collective feedback regarding wellness. g wellness.

17. 17.

To use wellness activities for team building. To use wellness activities for team building.

18. 18.

See to it that adequate time, space, and other resources are ava See to it that adequate time, space, and other resources are available for wellness practices. ilable for wellness practices.

19. 19.

Reward and recognize individuals for their wellness efforts. Reward and recognize individuals for their wellness efforts.

20. 20.

Reward and recognize groups and work teams for their collective Reward and recognize groups and work teams for their collective wellness efforts. wellness efforts.

Adapted from: Adapted from: Lifegain Lifegain Health Culture Audit , Health Culture Audit , Dr. Judd Allen.

  • Dr. Judd Allen.
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Kalamazoo Valley Community College Kalamazoo Valley Community College

Cultural Touch Point Questions: % Reporting Strong Agreement or Agreement

Survey Item Survey Item

KVCC KVCC

My company leaders are models for a healthy lifestyle. My company leaders are models for a healthy lifestyle.

63% 63%

This company demonstrates its commitment to supporting healthy This company demonstrates its commitment to supporting healthy lifestyles through its use of resources such as time, space and lifestyles through its use of resources such as time, space and money. money.

91% 91%

People at this company are taught skills needed to achieve a hea People at this company are taught skills needed to achieve a healthy lthy lifestyle. lifestyle.

78% 78%

New employees at our workplace are made aware of the New employees at our workplace are made aware of the

  • rganization's support for healthy lifestyles.
  • rganization's support for healthy lifestyles.

64% 64%

People are rewarded and recognized for efforts to live a healthy People are rewarded and recognized for efforts to live a healthy lifestyle. lifestyle.

48% 48%

Holtyn & Associates

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Kalamazoo Valley Community Kalamazoo Valley Community College College

Peer Support Questions: % Reporting Agreement or Strong Agreement Survey I tem Survey I tem

KVCC KVCC

My immediate supervisor supports my efforts to My immediate supervisor supports my efforts to adopt healthier lifestyle practices. adopt healthier lifestyle practices.

66% 66%

Coworkers support one another in efforts to adopt Coworkers support one another in efforts to adopt healthier lifestyle practices. healthier lifestyle practices.

75% 75%

My friends support one another in efforts to adopt My friends support one another in efforts to adopt healthier lifestyle practices. healthier lifestyle practices.

82% 82%

My family members and/ or housemates support one My family members and/ or housemates support one another in efforts to adopt healthier lifestyle another in efforts to adopt healthier lifestyle practices. practices.

83% 83%

Holtyn & Associates

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10% 18% 66% 66% 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% Michigan KVCC 2001 KVCC 2007 KVCC Spouses

Kalamazoo Valley Community College Kalamazoo Valley Community College CDC CDC “ “Best Practice Worksite Best Practice Worksite” ”

334 Employees 94% Participation 334 Employees 94% Participation Fitness, BP, Cholesterol, Waist, Smoking, Glucose Fitness, BP, Cholesterol, Waist, Smoking, Glucose

No CVD Risks No CVD Risks