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HES (Health Enhancement Systems, Inc)

4.1/5 (17 reviews)

Founded 1992-04-01
Group Sizes Any Size
Customers Served 1M

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About HES (Health Enhancement Systems, Inc)

HES creates employee well-being programs delivered through industry-leading mobile and desktop applications for organizations throughout the world. Our theme-based wellness campaigns have been adopted by thousands of employers directly as well as through strategic partnerships with health plans, health management firms, and benefits brokers. HES campaigns are challenging, social, and grounded in health behavior change science, covering 30+ behaviors in areas like emotional, financial, career, community, and physical well-being. For more information about HES wellness campaigns, client experiences, white papers, and free SlideShare presentations, visit HESonline.

Value Proposition

HES continues to grow because what we do and how we do it is unique in the well-being market. Specifically, we’re 100% focused on the well-being campaign (or challenges) space – it’s all we do… for more than 25 years. HES continuously experiments with new ways for participants to engage, interact, and support each other. Our programs harness the power of teams, budides, and friendly competition wrapped in fun themes with rich content that pull participants along. Take a look at our promo videos to learn more about our ready-to-implement wellness challenges, including fitness, nutrition, weight control, and stress management. We also offer products that are flexible, which means you get to select the health habits that match your organization’s priorities.

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HES (Health Enhancement Systems, Inc) Offerings

H&P POINT SOLUTIONS
Corporate Sleep Disorder Vendors
Financial Wellness Programs
- Financial Education
- Stress Management in the Workplace
- Corporate Resilience Program
- Mindfulness at Work

PHYSICAL WELLNESS
Corporate Fitness Challenges
- Corporate Challenge Program
- Corporate Walking Challenge
- Corporate Nutrition Programs
- Weight Management Programs

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The Science Behind HES-Online.pdf
HES Wellness Campaigns at a Glance.pdf
HES Direct Client Intro.pdf
all-program-sell-sheets-2019.pdf
HES 2020 Campaign Calendar.pdf

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