Not all businesses are the same. Big corporation with thousands of employees. A company with a few hundred workers. High-tech manufacturing. Ecommerce. Customer service. Retail. You're all different. And we love that about you.
But you all have one thing in common: you want what's best for your employees. So do we.
That's why we'll strategically design a program specifically for your business and your unique employee population. A StayWell Account Manager will work with you to understand your company's needs and put together a plan that delivers on your goals.
From annual planning to best-practice goal-setting. From gaining stakeholder support to measuring results. Your account manager is your partner. She or he is a 13+ year veteran who will constantly monitor, troubleshoot, improve and adapt your program to keep it fresh and relevant.
When you need something, you’ll contact your Account Manager. When your employees need help, they’ll contact our Live Help Line. Available by phone or online, your employees can get help from a real person who is knowledgeable about your company’s unique program and offerings.
On January 15, 2021
In mid-November, Pfizer/BioNTech were the first with surprising positive protection interim data for their coronavirus vaccine, BNT162b2. A week later, Moderna released interim efficacy results showing its coronavirus vaccine, mRNA-1273, also protected patients from developing SARS-CoV-2 infections.
Patient Education, Healthcare Providers, Payer/Health Plans, COVID-19
On January 14, 2021
Fatigue, post-exercise malaise and cognitive dysfunction (or brain fog) are the most common symptoms reported by COVID long haulers 6 months after contracting the coronavirus, according to a new preprint study published on MedRxiv.
Healthcare Providers, Payer/Health Plans, COVID-19, Patient Experience
On January 7, 2021
Krames is proud to collaborate with the American Heart Association and share this guest blog from American Heart Association News. Heart disease and depression are interwoven, and a new study is helping unravel that connection by linking depression with poorer scores on seven important measures of heart health.
Patient Education, Healthcare Providers, Payer/Health Plans, Stress, American Heart Association
On January 7, 2021
Krames is proud to collaborate with the American Heart Association and share this guest blog from American Heart Association News. It's easy to see the connection between an unhealthy diet and an expanding waistline. The connection between food and brain health can be harder to get your mind around.
Patient Education, Healthcare Providers, Payer/Health Plans, Weight Management, Patient Acquisition
On January 7, 2021
From the onset of the coronavirus pandemic to the aftermath of the presidential election, 2020 delivered several unprecedented events that underscored the importance of timely access to accurate, verifiable information.
On January 7, 2021
I recently had to replace my smartphone. At the store, I spoke to the salesperson who told me about all of the new camera features—lens, pixels, etc. Externally, I was nodding and smiling. Internally, I kept thinking, “I just want to take pictures of my kids and dog.”
Patient Education, Healthcare Providers, SMART on FHIR, Krames On FHIR
On January 6, 2021
Krames is proud to collaborate with the American Heart Association and share this guest blog from American Heart Association News. High blood pressure accelerates memory loss and other cognitive declines for middle-aged or older adults, even when it only goes up slightly and for a short time, new research shows.
Patient Education, Healthcare Providers, Payer/Health Plans, American Heart Association
On January 4, 2021
A vaccine for COVID-19 is now available. What do you need to know about getting a COVID-19 vaccine? What can you expect after you get it? Read on to learn more.
Patient Education, Population Health Management, Healthcare Providers, COVID-19
On January 4, 2021
Flu season happens every year in the U.S. in the fall and winter. COVID-19 has similar symptoms. How do you know if someone has the flu or COVID-19? What are the differences between these 2 illnesses? Can you get both at the same time? See how they compare below.
Patient Education, Healthcare Providers, Payer/Health Plans, COVID-19
On January 4, 2021
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is a respiratory illness. It's caused by a new (novel) coronavirus. There are many types of coronavirus. Coronaviruses are a very common cause of colds and bronchitis. They may sometimes cause lung infection (pneumonia). Symptoms can range from mild to severe. Some people have no symptoms. These viruses are also found in some animals.
Patient Engagement, Patient Education, Population Health Management, Consumer Health Library, Payer/Health Plans, COVID-19
On January 4, 2021
If you or a household member have symptoms of COVID-19, follow the guidelines below for preventing spread of the virus, and managing symptoms.
Patient Engagement, Patient Education, Consumer Health Library, Healthcare Providers, COVID-19
On January 4, 2021
The best prevention is to have no contact with the SARS-CoV-2 virus. The FDA has approved a vaccine to prevent COVID-19 in people 16 years and older who are not pregnant or breastfeeding. It's not currently available to the entire public.
Patient Engagement, Patient Education, Consumer Health Library, Healthcare Providers, COVID-19
On December 9, 2020
Kelvin Phillips took part in the COVID-19 vaccine trial both for the "greater good" and to help the trial represent diverse demographics. Phillips, age 50, is African American and has high blood pressure.
Healthcare Providers, Payer/Health Plans, COVID-19, Healthcare Marketing
On December 9, 2020
A federal advisory panel recommends that healthcare workers and residents of long-term care facilities be the first to receive a COVID-19 vaccine when one is authorized for use by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
On December 9, 2020
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced two shorter quarantine options—10 days or 7 days—for people exposed to COVID-19. Citing new evidence and an "acceptable risk" of transmission, the agency hopes reducing the 14-day quarantine will increase overall compliance and improve public health and economic constraints.
Healthy Lifestyle, Healthcare Providers, Payer/Health Plans, COVID-19
On December 3, 2020
With the sheer volume of information bombarding us daily through social media, email, and texts, it’s easy for your marketing message to get lost in the noise.
Patient Engagement, Patient Education, Healthcare Providers, Payer/Health Plans, Healthcare Marketing
On November 23, 2020
As the health care industry continues to focus on patient-centered care, providers strive to enhance the quality of care they deliver—with patient education that can make it easier for patients to understand and actively manage their health.
Patient Engagement, Patient Education, Healthcare Providers, Videos
On November 23, 2020
Vaccines are the best defense against several diseases that can be dangerous or lead to serious complications. Share this with your patients, members, and communities to address common vaccination concerns.
Healthcare Providers, Kids Health by Nemours, Payer/Health Plans, Medication Adherence
On November 16, 2020
Following directions: two words we associate with success. And yet 50 percent of Americans don’t follow directions when taking medication.1 Share this with those in your care to keep them safe and avoid unnecessary hospitalizations and potentially death.
On November 10, 2020
Krames is proud to collaborate with the American Heart Association and share this guest blog from American Heart Association News. Heart attack risk increases quickly after a flu-like illness, while stroke risk rises slower, according to new research.
Patient Education, Healthcare Providers, Payer/Health Plans, COVID-19, American Heart Association
We live in the Information Age, the Age of Technology, and the Age of Personalization. That's why we leverage personalized technology and information to help employees achieve their health and wellness goals and measure their success in real time.
The workplace culture of your company is arguably the most important thing your company has going for it. We’re here to help you make sure your culture is a healthy one.
Better health and well-being should be enough reward. But sometimes employees need added incentive to get moving down that path. We're your experts when it comes to when, how, where to dangle the carrot.
Some employers keep their employees on a need-to-know basis. When it comes to health and well-being, everyone needs to know. Then you can get them engaged and keep them motivated.
Wellness is a way of life. It can also be a great way to work. And the best way to bring wellness to any workforce is to be right there on-site, on the job every day.
How do you get to the goal line? One step at a time. Every step of the way, our coaches are right there with your employees to help them stay motivated and on track to achieve their goals.
We are a "people first" organization, but we have to be honest. We love the numbers. There's no such thing as too much data, especially when that data has the power to drive action and help people achieve their wellness goals.
