According to a
recent survey of
employees surveyed:
52% experienced burnout in 2021
67% say burnout has worsened during the pandemic
33% site financial stress as a stress factor
The heavy cost of stress and burnout
According to the Harvard Business Review, burned-out employees cost an estimated $125-$190 billion per year in healthcare spending. According to a survey of HR leaders in large organizations, burnout causes 50% or more of their annual turnover. Burnout is a big problem in the workforce—employees are suffering and it’s costing businesses in productivity and profit.
-Gallup State of the Global Workplace report
A workplace mental health issue
Stress and burnout cannot be simply reduced to a heavy workload or a bad relationship with a manager. They’re complex mental health issues in need of comprehensive mental health support. To reduce employee stress and prevent job burnout, employers can create a culture of safety, offer health care resources, and prioritize mental health.
Care for the whole person
Whole person care is an evidence-backed approach that approaches care across multiple complex areas of need including physical, mental, socioeconomic, lifestyle, and beyond. If one care area is addressed while other areas remain untreated or unexplored, improvement may be limited or short-lived. Our EAP and mental health solutions cover multiple care areas and focus on a full spectrum of needs.
Comprehensive EAP to enhance resilience and reduce stress
Our digitally-enabled EAP and mental health platform combines curated cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) modules with coaching, counseling, and work-life services. To understand member needs and stress levels, we evaluate users and proactively reach out when stress levels are high. By connecting members to the right resources and support they need (whether a provider, a financial coach, or elder care support), we help support employee needs and reduce stress.
Access to coaches and a national network of providers
We offer a network of 20,000 providers across the U.S. that have an array of clinical specialties, treatment expertise, cultural backgrounds, and language capabilities. Average time for scheduling is less than 24 hours.