Corporate Health Partners (CHP)

Founded 2002
Group Sizes 100 to 10000
Customers Served 13K

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About Corporate Health Partners (CHP)

CHP is a full-service health and wellbeing company that helps you build a stronger company by focusing on your most important asset – your people. Our strength is high-touch, hands-on program management with compassionate, onsite health coaching that delivers sustainable risk reduction.
The key is providing local experts for each worksite – to implement best practices, coach the client’s wellness team and deliver highly engaging, year-round programming with the help of a best-in-class platform. In particular, we provide face-to-face health coaching that’s complemented by weekly touch points from our onsite staff.
Our systematic approach and hands-on focus weaves wellness into the culture – usually achieving 90% participation, 90% participant satisfaction, sustainable reduction of health risks, and 90% client retention.

Value Proposition

High-Touch Solution: Expert Health Coaches and Program Managers at clients’ worksites to manage the program and ensure results with minimal drain on client manpower.
Onsite Health Coaching: Coaching is the best practice for changing the behaviors that drive most medical claims – and it is best delivered at the worksite.
Proven Results: Healthier people, not just a health portal or points for steps. Significant reduction of health risks – even as the client populations age – despite the natural trend of population risk to increase as its members age.
Employer of Choice: Our clients often hire us to help control healthcare costs, but they keep us because we make them a better organization.
“Healthier, Happier, More Productive Employees = Stronger Companies”

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Corporate Health Partners (CHP) Offerings

PLATFORMS & HUBS
Wellness Companies
H&P POINT SOLUTIONS
Diabetes Programs
- Diabetes Prevention Programs
- Diabetes Management Programs
- PHYSICAL WELLNESS
- Corporate Fitness Challenges
- Corporate Challenge Program
- Health Coaches
- Health Coaching Software

Onsite Health Coaching
Telephonic Health Coach
CLINICS, ASSESSMENTS & SCREENINGS
Biometric Screening
Venipuncture Biometric Screening
Finger Stick Blood Test

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Corporate Health Partners (CHP) Materials

2014-CoeurCaseStudy.pdf
7 CHP Risk Reduction.pdf
Theoretical Savings & ROI 3 Year Cohort – Sample.pdf

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