Corporate Wellness
To help patients and their families learn more about how to improve their physical and emotional health, Dr. Albanese provides weekly office health workshops. Realizing there was a need to reach more people Dr. Albanese founded Richmond Total Wellness. Richmond Total Wellness is designed to help companies and their employees create healthier individuals and corporate environments.
Benefits of Wellness Programs for Corporate America and It's Employees:
With rising insurance premiums and healthcare costs, companies are searching for ways to help improve the quality of their work environment and decrease sick days and costs associated with corporate healthcare. One way to effectively accomplish this is to educate their employees on how to improve their health potential and decrease stress. The result is an employee who is healthier, happier, and as a result, more productive.
Studies performed at Brigham Young University have shown that employees who participate in workplace health programs miss fewer days and as Steven Aldana, Director of the research team states, "Many corporations use health promotion programs as a reactionary effort to curtail ever increasing employee-related expenses of health care and lost productivity."
The following are some of the recent companies and organizations Dr. Albanese has presented our Health and Wellness Workshops to:
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National White Collar Crime Center
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Retial Merchants Association
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Dominion Power
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Innsbrook Wellness Committee
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Napier ERA
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Hirschler Fleischler
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Central Virginia Food Bank
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Virginia Health Quality Center
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Carpenter Company
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Reynolds Metal
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Paychex
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Earth Tech
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Federal Reserve
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Hamilton Beach
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Dynex Capital
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Service Partners
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American Cancer Society
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Idearc Media
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Berkley Mid Atlantic Group
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Fitwize 4 Kids
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Genworth Financial
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Suntrust Mortgage
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Ric Edelman
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CarMax Home Office
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Cox Radio
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Marsh USA
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