Workplace Health Achievement Index
Improving your employee health program starts with signing up to use the Workplace Health Achievement Index: a comprehensive organizational self-assessment that measures both the health of your workplace and the health of your workforce.
Workplace Health Achievement Index 2021
Please complete the Workplace Health Achievement Index by Wednesday, June 30th 12.59 PST to be eligible for 2021 recognition.
In response to the disrupted location of employees amid the COVID-19 pandemic, we have waived the request for employee health data. We hope that this helps to remove any barriers to participation.
Participating organizations will only be scored and recognized on 55 “culture of health” questions.
Index Recognition Announcement:
2019 Forbes Magazine recognition for Gold and Silver level Index organizations
Press Release: 2019 Recognition Workplace Health Achievement Index
2018 Forbes Magazine recognition for Gold level Index organizations (PDF)(link opens in new window)
2018 Workplace Health Achievement Index National Press Release (PDF)
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Workplace Health is achievable! Find out how it all fits together, starting with the Workplace Health Achievement Index.
Index Recognition
The American Heart Association allows organizations to qualify for Gold, Silver and Bronze level recognition, based on total Index score. Learn more about recognition levels, benefits, usage guidelines, and past years’ recognitions.
Employer Resources for Success
We’ve collected the best of the best: expert, evidence-based resources to help you understand what works in workplace health.
CEO Roundtable
More than 40 CEOs from some of America’s leading companies joined us to create the Association’s CEO Roundtable, dedicated to disseminating evidence-informed approaches to improve workplace health. This collaboration inspires and informs the Index.
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Congratulations to the 2020 Recognized Organizations
These organizations have been recognized by the American Heart Association for their implementation of quality workplace health programs and culture of health best practices.
