“Wellness” of the past

Many traditional health and wellness initiatives have not lived up to their full potential because they have been reactive, focusing mainly on disease detection and treatment. This approach fails to address lifestyle, the key determinant of health. If lifestyle has been addressed at all, it tends to be done in a silo’d manner, overlooking the fact that different components of lifestyle impact one another. Sleep, stress, happiness, exercise and nutrition are linked, and failure in one of these areas can prevent overall success.

health management of The future

Investing in helping people lead healthier lifestyles is the best way of preventing and treating chronic diseases.  At RENDLE we have created a unique, lifestyle-improvement framework that allows you to invest in the happiness and health of your population in a structured and analytical manner. We start by creating an accurate lifestyle snapshot of your population across the five key areas of sleep, stress, happiness, exercise and nutrition. We then identify how and where to proceed so you can start helping your population in the most pertinent areas. During this process we will identify any wasteful initiatives and will help you maximize your ROI both in the long and short term. Our approach saves organizations time and money.

Investing in the health and happiness of your population needs be done in a structured and data-driven manner.

Our HEALTHY LIFESTYLE SNAPSHOT (our proprietary, dynamic healthy lifestyle assessment) will analyze your population’s health and happiness in less than 10 minutes. We examine all aspects of healthy living – sleep, stress, happiness, exercise and nutrition – and look at the interplay between them.

The population KPIs, analytics and predictive metrics allow executives to better understand how unhealthy lifestyles are negatively impacting their organization. The data will also save the HR department time and will help them identify factors that decrease employee engagement. Organizations should view the opportunity to improve their population as a competitive weapon.