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  • August 22, 2025 3:53 PM | Stephanie Kennedy (Administrator)

    National Assn. of Worksite Health Centers Rebrands as 'National Assn. for Workplace Health Care'

    NAWHC changes its name to reflect expanded scope beyond worksite centers to include direct contracting for medical services.

    DALLAS, TX, UNITED STATES, June 4, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The National Association of Worksite Health Centers (NAWHC) has adopted a new name and expanded its scope. The new name: The National Association for Workplace Health Care (NAWHC), reflects its broadened mission to support all value-based and comprehensive health and well-being solutions located at or near the worksite, using employer-sponsored health centers and direct contracting for provider services.

    This change underscores the organization's commitment to advancing not just onsite, near-site, mobile and virtual health centers, but also a diverse range of employer-driven health care initiatives, including direct contracting for primary care, centers of excellence, specialty services, physical therapy, pharmacy, surgical care, imaging and other ancillary services.

    "Our new name and scope recognize the evolution of employer-managed health care and the need for all types of plan sponsors - public and private employers, unions, and others- to understand how to get greater accountability and value from their investment of health benefit dollars,” said Larry Boress, Executive Director of NAWHC.

    Employer, vendor and provider NAWHC Members who are interested in a wider spectrum of health solutions will now benefit from expanded networking, educational, benchmarking, resources and research topics, insights and recommendations.

    David Hines, Executive Director, Employee Benefits, Metro Nashville Public Schools, stated, “NAWHC has been key to our development of onsite healthcare over many years – we welcome this new evolution to help employers address a more diverse approach to keep pace with the changes in healthcare delivery.”

    “The NAWHC rebrand will be critical in expanding market reach, all while aligning with new members’ strategic goals and initiatives,” said Dawn Carey, Senior Director of Perdue HealthWorks, Perdue Farms.

    For more information about NAWHC and its initiatives, please visit www.nawhc.org or contact Larry Boress, larry@nawhc.org or 214-665-8893.

    About NAWHC (www.nawhc.org)
    The National Association for Workplace Health Care, formerly known as the Nat. Assn. of Worksite Health Centers, was founded in 2012 as the nation’s only organization focused on assisting public and private employers, unions and their vendor and provider partners in getting the greatest return from their onsite, near-site, mobile and virtual health centers. NAWHC offers education, benchmarking, networking and the nation’s largest clearinghouse of information and resources related to worksite health centers.

    Larry Boress
    National Assn. for Workplace Health Care
    +1 847-606-5527
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    CLICK HERE to read the press release on einpresswire.com.  

  • August 13, 2025 3:26 PM | Diana Morrison (Administrator)
    July 21, 2025 11:56 AM | Diana Morrison

    Discussion:  This webinar emphasized how aligning onsite health center strategies with an organization’s unique culture can significantly improve engagement, trust, and health outcomes. 

    For the recording and slide presentation, please visit the Members Only Resource Center


  • August 05, 2025 2:19 PM | Stephanie Kennedy (Administrator)

    HIPAA, Privacy, and Security Issues Impacting Worksite Clinic Providers: August 2025 First Monday Roundtable Recap

    June 27, 2025 2:44 PM | Stephanie Kennedy

    Discussion: The NAWHC Monday roundtable focused on HIPAA, Privacy, and Security Issues Impacting Worksite Clinic Providers led by attorney Stephanie Eckerle, this presentation offered a comprehensive overview of the complex regulatory landscape surrounding onsite and near-site employee health centers. Topics include the intersection of HIPAA, OSHA, ADA, and 42 CFR Part 2; key distinctions between occupational health and primary care services; vendor vetting and data security obligations; and state-specific laws impacting confidentiality and artificial intelligence use in healthcare settings. The session also highlighted emerging enforcement trends, such as the Right of Access Initiative and recent cybersecurity proposals under HIPAA, equipping employers and clinic operators with practical guidance for compliant operations. To learn more or revisit the presentation, please click on links below.

    For the recording and slide deck, please visit the Members Only Resource Center.

    We look forward to seeing you at the next First Monday Roundtable.  Feel free to contact our office for more details.

  • July 21, 2025 11:56 AM | Diana Morrison (Administrator)

    Discussion: The webinar was presented by Doug Geinzer, Founder and President of High Performance Providers, who discussed the benefits of bypassing traditional fee-for-service models in favor of direct contracting between employers and high-performance healthcare providers. 

    For the recording, please visit the Members Only Resource Center

  • July 17, 2025 12:20 PM | Diana Morrison (Administrator)

    Learn more by visiting our Resource section under Expanding Worksite Center Services.

  • July 08, 2025 2:40 PM | Stephanie Kennedy (Administrator)

    Integrated Occupational Health & Primary Care in a Worksite Center: July First Monday Roundtable Recap

    June 27, 2025 2:44 PM | Stephanie Kennedy

    Discussion: The July 2025 NAWHC First Monday Roundtable focused on proposed changes to HSA rules that affect access to employer-sponsored worksite clinics. Melissa Bartlett, SVP of Health Policy at ERIC, explained that a provision to eliminate mandatory copays for HSA holders using employer clinics was included in the House version of the Budget Reconciliation Bill but was cut from the Senate version due to cost and lack of political priority. While some HSA reforms—like permanent first-dollar coverage for telehealth—survived, the worksite clinic measure did not.

    Participants voiced concern about the ongoing burden these copays place on employees, particularly blue-collar workers in high-deductible plans. Bartlett encouraged attendees to reframe the issue as one of patient access, rather than HSA technicalities, to gain broader support. She urged organizations to support the Fair Market Value Collaborative and submit data on clinic operations and outcomes to strengthen future legislative efforts.

    For the recording and slide deck, please visit the Members Only Resource Center.


  • June 27, 2025 2:44 PM | Stephanie Kennedy (Administrator)

    Discussion: This Roundtable explores the fundamentals of onsite medication dispensing, including legal considerations, formulary planning, vendor selection, and implementation strategies. The session also examined the cost implications and benefits for onsite health clinics.

    For the recording and slide deck, please visit the Members Only Resource Center.


  • June 06, 2025 8:36 AM | Stephanie Kennedy (Administrator)

    NAWHC Evolves to Support the Future of Workplace Health Care!

    The National Association of Worksite Health Centers has rebranded as the National Association for Workplace Health Care—a shift that underscores our dedication to supporting a wider range of employer-driven health care solutions, from onsite care to direct contracting and specialty services.

    Read the full press release here: Link to Full Press Release

  • February 04, 2025 10:06 AM | Diana Morrison (Administrator)

    Discussion: The session emphasizes the need to modernize clinical data management, addressing inefficiencies in electronic records, interoperability challenges, and underutilization of healthcare data. 

    For the recording and slide deck, please visit the Members Only Resource Center.


  • January 17, 2025 8:14 AM | Diana Morrison (Administrator)

    Discussion: This meeting focused on the use of virtual services by on-site and near-site health centers. Larry Boress presented survey results about virtual services.

    For the recording and slide deck, please visit the Members Only Resource Center.

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