Small Companies Can Get A Big Benefit from an Onsite Employee Health Clinic

Small Companies Can Get A Big Benefit from an Onsite Employee Health Clinic

There’s a common misperception that onsite employee health & wellness centers are only cost-effective for organizations with 800 or more employees. That’s why the findings of a recent independent analysis of 25 Johns Hopkins onsite employee health clinics are so interesting.

  • For every $1.00 employers spent on health care, there was a $3.90 return on that investment.
  • And the average number of employees at each site — approximately 400.

The results of the study—which looked at medical, pharmacy, workers compensation and productivity outcomes over a five-year period—also revealed that this ROI applies to companies that don’t have a worker’s compensation issue.

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