Employer Insights Blog

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) changed the definition of what is meant by a “close contact” with someone with COVID-19. 

Vanderbilt Health has been announced as one of the 12 founding members of the Hall of Fame Health network, formed in January to develop services and solutions to address the health and wellness needs of former players and their families.

Today Vanderbilt Health, Ascension St. Thomas, Tristar Health and Meharry Medical College issued a joint statement on the surge of active COVID-19 cases in Tennessee.

The Tennessee Chamber of Commerce and Industry announced a collaboration with the Vanderbilt Health Affiliated Network (VHAN) and Aetna to provide high-quality, affordable health plan options to small businesses. The new plan offers access to services at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, a member of VHAN.

In a new Vanderbilt Health video, VUMC infectious disease expert David Aronoff, MD, gives some practical tips on voting safely during the pandemic.

Encourage your employees to stay connected while not becoming overwhelmed by the demands of virtual communication.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center recently announced plans to purchase hospitals in Shelbyville and Tullahoma and acquire minority ownership in a Clarksville hospital.

The Employer Solutions’ Corporate Health and Wellness team has developed a drive-through system that has successfully delivered the flu vaccine to more than 600 employees—and counting. The innovative model is one of the ways Vanderbilt Health is delivering preventive care while keeping the community safe in a pandemic.

As the pandemic has added pressure to cut costs, strained employees’ physical and mental health, and disrupted the physical workplace, a new Ebook from Employer Solutions offers multiple best practices to help employers take back control of healthcare costs in the year ahead.

What do we know now about COVID-19 that we didn’t know in the spring? David Aronoff, MD, Addison B. Scoville Chair in Medicine and Director of the Division of Infectious Diseases at VUMC, weighs in with reassurance and caution.