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Employee Health Statistics in India: What the Public Data Says
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Employee Health Statistics in India: What the Public Data Says

Public surveys show a high burden of diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, anaemia, tobacco use and mental health conditions among working-age Indians. Here are the key figures from linkable sources, and what they mean for employers.

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Your Employee HRA Report Is In: What HR Should Do Next
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Your Employee HRA Report Is In: What HR Should Do Next

Once the aggregate HRA report arrives, HR should check participation, pick the two or three biggest risk areas, match each to a specific action and set a date to re-measure. Here is a step-by-step way to turn the report into a 90-day plan.

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How Health Risk Assessment Helps Lower Group Health Insurance Costs
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How Health Risk Assessment Helps Lower Group Health Insurance Costs

What aggregated HRA data can and cannot do at renewal, and how to use it with your broker without compromising employee privacy.

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Employee Mental Health Screening at Work: PHQ-9, GAD-7 and Next Steps
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Employee Mental Health Screening at Work: PHQ-9, GAD-7 and Next Steps

Why screen, how PHQ-9 and GAD-7 work, confidentiality boundaries, the counsellor pathway, and how to report to leadership without ever naming names.

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Why every employer needs a health risk assessment — and why ours is free to start
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Why every employer needs a health risk assessment — and why ours is free to start

A health risk assessment shows where your workforce is heading, not just where it stands today. Start free on corporatehealth.in and act while risks are still reversible.

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Why Asian-Indian BMI cut-offs change your workforce risk picture
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Why Asian-Indian BMI cut-offs change your workforce risk picture

A BMI of 24 is 'normal' globally but overweight for Indian bodies. Using the right cut-offs typically doubles the flagged population — and that is a good thing.

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