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Hawaii Government Agency Worksite Wellness Plan
The Hawaii Government Agency Worksite Wellness Plan describes strategies to create healthy work environments, programs, and policies in Hawaii government agencies. The Hawaii Government Agency Worksite Wellness Plan was developed by the Hawaii Government Agency Worksite Wellness Task Force, which includes stakeholders from State and County agencies, insurance providers,unions, and the Employer-Union Benefits Trust Fund. By working together, we have a great opportunity to create worksites that support healthy lifestyles and reduce the health and economic burdens of chronic illness for the government employees of Hawaii, representing the largest workforce in thestate. We look forward to the active involvement of stakeholders, policymakers, government agencies, and government employees to ensure theimplementation of systems, policy and environmental changes that will improvethe lives our government employees.
May 13, 2010 Meeting
 Meeting Agenda & Next Steps
EUTF Claims Data
Hawaii County HRA Pilot Results
November 30, 2009 Meeting
Presentation on Progress Updates 217.49 Kb
August 14, 2009 Meeting
Government Agency Worksite Wellness Meeting
Determining the Worksite Wellness Communications Strategy
June 10, 2009 Meeting
Government Agency Worksite Wellness Plan Development Meeting
Developing a Worksite Wellness Plan (Powerpoint)
Small Group Sessions: Facilitator Reports and Priorities
May 14, 2009 Meeting
Overview of wellness benefits provided by HMSA and Kaiser
HMSA Presentation
Kaiser Presentation
April 17, 2009 Meeting
Introduction to Worksite Wellness: Improving the Health of State Employees
April 17, 2009 Meeting Notes for Government Agency Worksite Wellness Meeting
February 24, 2009 Meeting
On February 24, 2009, the Hawaii State Department of Health, Health Hawaii Initiative held a State Agency Worksite Wellness Meeting facilitated by Larry Chapman, a nationally recognized expert on employee health management programs. The meeting discussed the economic and health rationale for worksite wellness and began a dialogue around the development of specific worksite wellness programming and possible future policies for Hawaii’s public sector employees.
Participants from nearly every state agency, HGEA, HMSA, Kaiser, EUTF, AON, and the City and County of Honolulu attended the meeting. As a result much interest and momentum has been generated around the formation of a State Agency Worksite Wellness Task Force to develop and implement pilot recommendations to improve the health and wellness of state employees. During this current time of budget constraints and uncertainty and with increasing health costs, we need to develop initiatives that have the potential to lower health plan cost increases for the State.
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