The company’s new white paper, "Rethinking Wellness ROI: How Personalization and Technology Are Reshaping Outcomes," critiques the industry's historical reliance on hard return-on-investment metrics that often failed to survive rigorous scrutiny. By pivoting toward Value on Investment, the firm aims to capture broader benefits, including improved employee retention, reduced absenteeism, and better mental health support.
Wellworks president Zach Von Eschen contends that the industry previously oversold performance figures that did not hold up under analysis. To move beyond these limitations, the company utilizes its proprietary "Know Your Number" assessment. This system integrates biometric screenings, medical history, and lifestyle data to tailor interventions for individual participants. Evidence of this strategy appears in a partnership with a civil contractor, which reportedly generated $834,000 in annual cost avoidance, alongside biometric resolution rates of nearly 48% for high cholesterol among at-risk employees.

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