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Employer Health Economics

Meaning

Employer health economics is the analytical discipline focused on quantifying the financial impact of employee health status and wellness interventions on an organization’s overall fiscal performance. This field meticulously evaluates the cost-benefit ratio of providing comprehensive health programs, including those targeting hormonal balance, by measuring direct healthcare expenditure, indirect costs from absenteeism and presenteeism, and productivity gains. The economic analysis provides a crucial business case for investing in preventative and restorative hormonal health solutions, recognizing the link between physiological well-being and workforce output. This domain integrates clinical outcomes with rigorous financial modeling.