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Featured Resources The Science of Life & The Art of LivingThe science of life is general and objective. The art of living, however, is specific, subtle and subjective. You must build a unique existence that continuously advances your personal state of physical, emotional, spiritual, and social wellbeing. »Compressing Morbidity, Expanding Quality of LifeEven with a lifetime of unhealthy habits, most people can expect to live well past the age of 70. But, we all share the costs of sustaining years of morbidity and decreased quality of life, regardless of the lives we have led or the care we require. It's time to reverse this trend. »Prevention: The Keystone of Healthcare ReformIn this commentary, Michael H. Samuelson shares his insights on the breakdown of the healthcare system and the economic imperative of a shift from the current reactive, treatment-focused model to a proactive, preventive approach to health. »Interview: The Importance of Primary Prevention for Individuals and OrganizationsMichael H. Samuelson talks about how the healthcare system in its current form is broken, and the steps employers, health plans, and each of us as individuals can take to begin fixing it. »News & Events 4th Annual Achieving ROI for Wellness ConferenceJuly 27-29, 2009Presentation: The "Personalization" of Wellness - How to Implement & Measure Programs that Target Unique Demographics » 5th Annual Consumer Healthcare CongressSeptember 30 - October 2, 2009Keynote Panel: Quantifying the Value of Next Generation Prevention and Wellness Programs » You need Flash 8 or higher and javascript enabled to view this video. service. innovation. results.The Health & Wellness Institute takes an integrated approach to health management, from strategic consultation, screenings and assessments to prevention-focused programming and incentive management.
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