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• 2021 Onsite Employee Health Clinics Summit

  • Start
    June 24, 2021
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    8:15 AM (CDT)
  • End
    June 25, 2021
  •  
    1:45 PM (CDT)
  • Location
    Swissotel, Chicago, IL

  2021 Onsite Employee Health Clinics Summit

  This event is being produced by World Conference Forum.

  REGISTER HERE

  NAWHC Members receive a $250 discount with code NAW250

  We are currently at a crucial point in time for corporate healthcare – employers are operating in a political and economic situation that has considerably evolved. Building and expanding onsite employee health clinics has become an imperative in enabling employers to offer competitive benefits, control costs, and provide quality healthcare to employees. Moreover, employers must redefine their corporate healthcare strategy, and innovation will be key to success!

  The opportunities and challenges facing onsite health clinics have drastically changed over the past year. Healthcare reform has made its way to center stage on all matters related to healthcare, and onsite employee health clinics are no exception. Employers are aggressively seeking innovative means to cut back on corporate healthcare costs, and onsite employee health clinics have proven to be an effective way to significantly reduce those healthcare costs, and ultimately, have a positive impact on the company’s bottom line.

  By attending the 2021 Onsite Employee Health Clinics Summit, you will learn what it takes to build and streamline facilities that meet innovative visions for healthcare and wellness. You will also learn the benefits associated with expanding current onsite health facilities. Furthermore, you will walk away with practical solutions to operate a cost-effective healthcare program while providing quality healthcare.

  Register today to reserve your seat at the conference and take advantage of early bird discounts.

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• NAWHC’s 9th Annual Forum: Creating and Expanding Worksite Health Centers

  • Start
    September 09, 2021
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    (CDT)
  • End
    September 10, 2021
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    (CDT)
  • Location
    The Mid-America Club, 200 E Randolph St 80th Floor, Chicago, IL 60601

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  The National Association of Worksite Health Centers is pleased to invite your firm to participate in our 9th Annual Forum, September 9-10, 2021, at The Mid-America Club in Chicago.

  The event will have formal and roundtable sessions on: The direction of employer centers in post-COVID-19 world; Planning and design of worksite health centers; Operations, staffing and management of worksite health centers; Legal and regulatory aspects of worksite health centers; The impact of COVID-19 on center services; Measuring the health center performance; Increasing utilization and engagement; Pharmacy services; and Digital services.

  CLICK HERE to see the current agenda. 

  CLICK HERE to reserve a deeply discounted room at the Fairmont Hotel. 

  CLICK HERE to learn more about Sponsoring the Forum.

  NAWHC is the nation’s only trade organization focused on helping employers and others understand the potential and value of onsite health services, as well to enable existing employer clinics to increase their capabilities and integration of other worksite programs and benefits. Members include employers and their vendor and provider partners.  The Forum is expected to have nearly 200 participants. 

  To enjoy the "Membership Rate," you may need to login. Due to a system upgrade you may need to reset your password before registering for the event.

  COVID-19 Safety Protocols in place at The Mid-America Club:

  • Restrooms cleaned multiple times per day (during events, between meal periods)
  • High touch surfaces cleaned frequently (elevators, door nobs etc).
  • Tables/chairs spaced according to guidelines
  • Facemasks required when not eating/drinking
  • Touchless sanitizer stations throughout the property
  • Touchless toilets, sinks and soap dispensers
  • Daily health checks/temperature checks for Club employees
  • We will continue to abide by CDC guidelines. 

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