In The News

As workplace wellness catches on, Brattleboro company sees more demand

posted in the keene sentinel february 20,2019

In this article, Liora Engel-Smith, Sentinel Staff, discusses with Wellness Works owner Michelle Mortimer the benefits of having on-site nurses like Lisa Tateosian (shown in this photo with Kelly Blanchette) at local businesses like Filtrine Manufacturing in Keene. Employers are recognizing the value of investing in services that can help employees change their lifestyle as well as help divert costs of chronic illnesses with improved disease management decisions.

Photo Credit Michael Moore - Sentinel Staff

Innovative Approaches to Employee Wellness Needed

Posted January 14, 2019

Bob Audette interviews Michelle Mortimer for this edition of the Brattleboro Reformer. Read more about how Occupational Health and Wellness Works nurses provide care in workplaces.

Photo Credit: KRISTOPHER RADDER - BRATTLEBORO REFORMER

Vermont-based business connects companies with on-site nursing services

Posted January 19, 2019

Worksite wellness programs help employees and employers. Having a nurse on company premises can result in lower absenteeism, more engaged employees, cost savings on insurance premiums and injury emergency services. Wellness Works nurses communicate with company safety directors and handles case management for workers’ compensation. The goal is to reduce costs to a client by preventing injuries and steering employees toward the proper care. Read more in Sierra Hubbard’s Keene Sentinel Wellness Works business profile.

Past Events

Tuesday, May 14th 2019 Stop The Bleed: Responding to life threatening emergencies at work (Workshop)

Thursday, March 21st 2019 Worksite Wellness Conference : LIVING AND WORKING HEALTHFULLY IN A WORLD OF DISTRACTIONS. TotalHealth: Creating a resilient workplace through recovery-supportive practices.