Health Links®

A healthier workplace is just around the corner. We’ll help you get there.

Health Links is a program that champions health and safety at work. We offer evidence-based advising and certification through our Healthy Workplace Assessment to help organizations and their team members achieve Total Worker Health®.

Assess
Take our quick Assessment to benchmark your efforts, identify critical next steps, and get certified as a Healthy Workplace.

Advise
Complete personalized virtual advising sessions to develop a Healthy Workplace Action Plan and track your goals.

Achieve
Access proven tools and trainings, get certified as a Healthy Workplace and achieve excellence in health and safety.

Impact


Worked with 824 organizations representing 575,188 workers

Hosted 1,559 advising sessions

78 webinars and 73,172 YouTube views

Active in 12 business sectors

Expanded internationally to 13 US states and 3 countries

Reporting period: March 1, 2013 - December 21, 2023

Workplace modules


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Mental health influences an individual’s production and interaction within the workplace. The Workplace Mental Health Module helps your organization assess its existing mental health supports and provides recommendations to meet the needs of your employees.
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Type 2 diabetes affects 1 in 10 people in America, and 9 in 10 people with prediabetes don’t know they have it. The Diabetes Prevention Module focuses on providing diabetes prevention options through certified providers to accommodate employers and at-risk employees in different industries and across urban and rural areas.
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Family-friendly workplace policies and practices can help your team members thrive at work and at home. By supporting the well-being of your employees, your organization can build a culture of trust and support that results in increased productivity, job satisfaction, and a happier and healthier workforce.
Food@Work

In partnership with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment and the Colorado Healthy Hospital Compact, we’ve developed a survey and resources that workplaces can use to benchmark and learn best practices about serving food at work based on the Food Service Guidelines for Federal Facilities.

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In partnership with the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade, we’ve developed a survey and resources that workplaces can take advantage of to benchmark and learn best practices about these issues in an effort to promote a healthier lifestyle for employees.

Education


Health Links hosts ongoing webinars discussing various Total Worker Health (TWH) topics in the workplace. Webinars feature expert speakers in health and safety, public health, and business and are designed to help educate and build skills among professionals.

Employer resources


Case study: A culture of engagement


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We worked with White Construction Group (WCG) to help them put their people first and revamp the company’s culture of health and safety.

“It has always been our top priority to carefully consider how we treat our people.” — Chris Haugen, WCG President

Centers for Health, Work & Environment

Colorado School of Public Health

CU Anschutz

Fitzsimons Building

13001 East 17th Place

Suite W3111

Mail Stop B119

Aurora, CO 80045


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