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Corporate Health Economics

Meaning

Corporate Health Economics is the specialized discipline that applies economic principles and methodologies to evaluate the cost-effectiveness, value, and financial impact of health and wellness programs within a business setting. This field analyzes the return on investment for employee health interventions, considering both direct healthcare costs and indirect costs such as absenteeism and reduced productivity. The objective is to optimize resource allocation for health benefits that demonstrably improve employee well-being and overall organizational financial performance. Understanding this balance is crucial for sustainable corporate wellness initiatives.