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Health-Contingent Incentive Structures

Meaning

Health-Contingent Incentive Structures are defined as wellness program designs where a financial or non-monetary reward is provided to an individual based on their achievement of a specific health-related outcome or activity. Within hormonal health, this could involve incentives for demonstrating improved adherence to a hormone therapy protocol or achieving target metrics like stabilized blood glucose or optimal testosterone levels. These structures leverage behavioral economics to encourage sustained engagement and positive health habit formation.