Kuhl Insurance: Worksite Wellness: Fact or Fiction

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Please join us for our next quarterly seminar on February 7th, 2019:
Worksite Wellness: Fact or Fiction
Dr. Matthew McMillin will take us through the cost drivers in your health plan and the risk factors driving those costs.
You care about the health of your people and their families - join us to find out how you can identify the health of your team and assist each individual improve or maintain good health.
Dr. McMillin is co-founder and Medical Director of Optimum Health Solutions, Inc., a national worksite wellness company that was acquired by UnityPoint Health in 2017. 
During this engaging program, Dr. McMillin will cover:
  • Worksite Wellness and How to Obtain a Return on Investment
  • Impact of Chronic Disease
  • Executive Wellness
Worksite Wellness: Fact or Fiction
February 7th, 2019
Kuhl Insurance
632 W. Jefferson St.
Morton, IL 6155
Doors open at 8:30am and program begins at 9:00am, ending no later than 11:00am.
All programs are complimentary and are open to the public. We also offer a beverage and breakfast snack buffet. 
To register, click here.

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