A wellness programme is an all-encompassing health campaign that aims to maintain or enhance wellbeing through a healthy diet, regular exercise, stress reduction, and sickness avoidance. Smoking cessation, weight reduction education, exercise challenges, counselling, and many other initiatives aimed at improving a person's general health can all be included in wellness programmes. In the past, primary care doctors and insurance providers sponsored wellness programmes. However, it has become more common for businesses to create wellness programmes for their staff. Workplace wellness initiatives not only combat the rising number of unwell workers but also lower medical expenses and insurance rates.
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