Our comprehensive wellness program assesses, monitors & addresses common health risks.
Program participation results in lifestyle change leading to health risk reduction with benefits for both your company and your people.
Stress has a direct negative impact on health and increases the prevalence of many chronic diseases. Stress is also currently the leading reason for people to leave their job.
Our strength training and mindfulness sessions deliver stress reduction effects on three separate occasions each week. This can greatly benefit the work environment, as well as employee health.
Our nutrition module also supports this process.
Fewer than 1 in 3 adults in Ireland currently get recommended aerobic exercise and only 1 in 5 are estimated to get recommended muscle-strengthening exercise.
Individuals participating in our wellness program are virtually guaranteed to meet international recommendations for both aerobic and muscle strengthening exercises, which has profound implications for employee health.
Musculoskeletal issues like back, neck, shoulder & muscle pain are consistently ranked among the most expensive medical conditions for companies with regard to loss of productivity.
Sitting for extended periods naturally increases the risk of MSK conditions. The solution generally involves targeted strengthening and stretching of affected muscle groups, which is why strength & flexibility training are core components of our program.
The need to address MSK health means that a wellness program without a strength-exercise component is essentially incomplete.
Health risks – like high blood pressure or cholesterol – are not medical conditions but are known to increase the risk of their occurrence.
Higher numbers of health risks among employees are associated with lower productivity. Risk reduction can therefore be expected to have a positive effect on productivity as well as giving higher levels of health to program participants.
Pure Wellbeing’s program tracks & actively addresses 12 common health risks, so that participation automatically leads to risk reduction among those with health risks at program outset.