January is long gone, but keeping employees enthusiastic about their New Year’s resolutions to improve their health should remain a top priority. As companies strive to support their employee populations with wellness programs that better their health, health coach Jewels Lett says there are several ways to keep employees inspired. Here are five strategies Lett says employers should consider.
Jewels Lett
Dietician and health coach
Jewels Lett is a registered dietitian and health coach at Marathon Health, a provider of onsite health centers that enable employers to optimize the health of their workforce and business.
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