Our newest guest blogger, Lisa Kopera, introduces you to Greenville Hospital System – one of the Working Well Centers of Excellence. 

Guest blogger Stacey Burch highlights myHealth Rewards program offerings for employees at Palmetto Health, including a health management program, weight loss competitions, and cafeteria changes.

Guest blogger, Kendyl Schultz, Working Well Project Coordinator at the SC Hospital Association, shares her experiences from the American Journal of Health Promotion’s 22nd Annual Arts and Science of Health Promotion Conference in San Diego, California.

Guest blogger Kelly Price describes new programs at Baptist Easley Hospital that are designed to support good nutrition and physical activity among employees.

You’ve done tremendous work to change your policies, rework your food environment, add new benefits, but maybe you feel like your employees are not engaged in wellness. Sometimes the solution is simple. . . .

Guest blogger Lindsay Roper highlights how Laurens County Health Care System is working to maintain its Gold Star and Gold Apple awards, while continuing to reach to new goals.

Guest blogger Mark Senn shares some of the exciting initiatives happening at Beaufort Memorial Hospital during a Working Well Center of Excellence site visit. 

The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) has been recognized by the South Carolina Hospital Association and NC Prevention Partners for providing the highest standard of excellence for the healthy food environments offered to employees, patients and visitors. 

Guest blogger Holly Mlodzinski shares highlights of the first Working Well Center of Excellence site visit at Hilton Head Hospital.

Guest bloggers from Georgetown Hospital System introduce their wellness programs and their journey with the Working Well initiative.

Guest blogger, Jen Wright, from the SC Hospital Association, discusses the successes of the Working Well initiative over the last year and how it’s making a lasting change in the culture of South Carolina hospitals.

The Medical University of South Carolina will become 100% tobacco-free on March 1, 2012.  Guest blogger Susan Johnston describes the process leading up to this monumental cultural change at MUSC.

The two organizations with funding from The Duke Endowment join forces on the Working Well Project to help all SC hospital employees be tobacco free, eat well, and exercise for healthier and more productive lives.

Guest blogger, Mark Senn, provides an overview of the Employee Wellness Program at Beaufort Memorial Hospital – a Working Well Center of Excellence. 

Guest blogger, Kelly Price – discusses how employee wellness has become a new way of thinking at Baptist Easley Hospital – a Working Well Center of Excellence. 

Guest blogger, Lindsay Roper, discusses the Work 2 Wellness program at Laurens County Health Care Sytem – a Working Well Center of Excellence. 

Working Well, has recognized Georgetown Hospital System as the first system in South Carolina to meet two of its highest awards – the Gold Star and the Gold Apple.

Guest blogger, Anna Fleming, introduces the myHealth Rewards employee wellness program at Palmetto Health – a

 Working Well Center of Excellence.  

 NC Prevention Partners has recognized the Laurens County Health Care System as the first hospital in South Carolina to

 meet its Gold Apple standard.

On Tuesday, October 25th, NC Prevention Partners' Hospital Advisory Team met at the North Carolina Hospital Association in Cary. Administrators and staff from hospitals and other public health leaders gathered to hear about the recent successes of NC Prevention Partners.

The first meeting of the Working Well Advisory Council met on October 21, 2011 in Columbia, South Carolina.

Guest blogger, Susan Johnson, introduces the Employee Wellness program at the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) – a Working Well Center of Excellence. 
 

Representatives from eight Centers of Excellence in South Carolina gathered for an inaugural meeting.
 

 Baptist Easley Hospital is our second Gold Star Hospital in South Carolina.

Laurens County Health Care System is 1st to complete all requirements for the Gold Star.