The return on investment is conservatively estimated to be 2.18 to 1.0. The cost model used is based on industry research which has demonstrated reduction in medical cost and time lost from work due to infant illness in the first year following baby's birth. A nation wide fitness program. In addition to improving health and fitness status, respondents reported gains in ability to manage stress, balance worksite issues, keep a positive outlook and maintain attentiveness at work. Total medical costs for fitness center participants declined compared to a significant rise for non-participants following 12 months of fitness center participation.
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