
Equity at Work
Read the new editorial series that highlights health equity efforts underway at companies that are part of the AHA CEO Roundtable leadership collaborative. Read More About Equity at Work
Read the new editorial series that highlights health equity efforts underway at companies that are part of the AHA CEO Roundtable leadership collaborative. Read More About Equity at Work
We know many of our employees and their loved ones have cancelled or postponed doctor visits during the ongoing pandemic out of necessity, misinformation, or fear. We also know the
The American Heart Association’s CEO Roundtable is working to eliminate workplace inequities that harm the health and well-being of employees, businesses and communities. The Roundtable’s new report, developed by business
The American Heart Association makes unprecedented pledge to aggressively address social determinants while working to improve the health of all communities – urban, suburban and rural Highlights: The American Heart
Leading CEOs discussing major barriers to health equity, including structural racism and racial inequity, and how to positively impact employee and community health.
Employers lead efforts to promote flu vaccines and mitigate the collision of influenza and COVID-19 DALLAS, Sept. 2, 2020 — More than 45 CEOs from some of the world’s largest
The AHA CEO Roundtable joins together to protect employee and community health this flu season with a new PSA campaign, “Point of Prevention.” The campaign signals a fresh and heartfelt
The phrase, “It takes a village,” has never been more timely. The COVID-19 pandemic is a call to action for everyone to come together by staying apart and flattening the
“Wellness should be a human right regardless of your income or where you live,” says #RedDressAwards honoree and CEO Mindy Grossman. American Heart Association and WW (formerly Weight Watchers) are
The business case for lowering stress, anxiety and depression in workers is becoming undeniable. There are two intersecting health issues at play: first, a diagnosis of depression may increase risk