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Read moreEmploy Health’s Fit for Life Health Checks assess for risk factors for cardiovascular disease, allowing workers to action changes to reduce their risk. These checks include blood pressure monitoring, cholesterol checks, and lifestyle assessments, providing a well-rounded view of each employee’s heart health status.
Heart health should be a consideration right from the start of an employee’s journey. Our on-site Pre-Employment Medical Assessments include cardiovascular screening to ensure new hires are fit for their roles and do not have underlying heart health concerns that could impact their safety whilst performing their job responsibilities.
Nutrition plays a significant role in heart health. Encourage a heart-healthy diet in the workplace by providing nutritious meal options in the cafeteria, organising healthy cooking workshops, and offering educational sessions about balanced eating.
Stress is a known risk factor for heart disease. Implement workplace programs focused on stress reduction, such as mindfulness sessions, yoga classes, and workshops on stress management techniques. Creating a supportive work environment that acknowledges and actively works to reduce stress can benefit the heart health of your workforce.
Physical activity is a key ingredient for maintaining a healthy heart. Launch an 8 Week Fitness Challenge at your workplace to motivate employees to get active. This challenge can include activities like group walks, cycling events, or fitness classes. Providing incentives and creating a sense of community around the challenge can further encourage participation and commitment to heart health with a goal of creating ongoing behavioural change that lasts long past the end of the 8 Week Challenge.
Supporting your workers’ heart health is an important ingredient in your workplace health program. Employ Health is able to support your business in a variety of ways to provide you with health checks, pre-employment assessments, and proactive health initiatives like the 8 Week Fitness Challenge. These programs are customised to the specific needs of your business and workforce and can make a significant impact on their employees’ well-being including their heart health. This Heart Health Awareness Month, let’s commit to creating heart-healthy workplaces across Australia.
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