Corporate Wellness MarketSize and Trends
The Corporate Wellness Market size is expected to reach US$ 77.17 Billion by 2030, from US$ 55.95 Billion in 2023, at a CAGR of 4.7% during the forecast period. Corporate wellness initiatives aim to foster an organizational culture of health in order to support and promote a comprehensive approach to employee wellbeing. Providing a corporate wellness solution that goes above and beyond standard wellness initiatives encourages employees to adopt healthy behaviors and enhances their health results.
Corporate Wellness Market Trends:
- Personalization and digitalization of wellness programs: The global corporate wellness market is being strongly influenced by the rising trend of personalization and digitalization of wellness programs. With employees having varied and diverse personal needs and preferences, companies are focusing on customizing wellness programs as per individual requirements to maximize participation and engagement. This involves understanding personal health risks, family circumstances, medical conditions, fitness goals, and preferences of each employee through digital health assessments and surveys. Wellness programs are then designed accordingly with personalized action plans, health coaching, tailored digital resources, and incentives. For instance, John Hancock's online well-being assessment tool collects individual data to create individualized wellness plans and goals for each of their over 60,000 employees.
Market Trends:
- Personalization and digitalization of wellness programs: The global corporate wellness market is being strongly influenced by the rising trend of personalization and digitalization of wellness programs. With employees having varied and diverse personal needs and preferences, companies are focusing on customizing wellness programs as per individual requirements to maximize participation and engagement. This involves understanding personal health risks, family circumstances, medical conditions, fitness goals, and preferences of each employee through digital health assessments and surveys. Wellness programs are then designed accordingly with personalized action plans, health coaching, tailored digital resources, and incentives. For instance, John Hancock's online well-being assessment tool collects individual data to create individualized wellness plans and goals for each of their over 60,000 employees.