Employer Insights Blog

As life has returned to a typical pace after the pandemic, many employees are still dealing with emotional, physical and spiritual impacts from years of turmoil. The Vanderbilt Total Health program can address these unique population health challenges for workforces of all shapes and sizes.

Substance use disorder is especially concerning when it affects children and teens. Well Moment, a community-facing educational program from the Vanderbilt Health Affiliated Network (VHAN), is hosting a free webinar on May 10 to give families strategies to deal with this growing threat to young people's wellbeing.

To commemorate April as Donate Life Month, Donate Life Tennessee encourages people to join the organ and tissue donor registry and support its efforts by purchasing an awareness T-shirt.

To raise awareness about the unique heart issues facing women, the Women’s Heart Center faculty are hosting a Lunch and Learn at the Nashville Zoo on Saturday, May 13.

The high costs of prescription drugs is a sharp, ongoing pain point for businesses of all sizes. Vanderbilt Health has educational resources for employers—including a Mark Cuban presentation on how his company is lowering prescription drug prices.

Vanderbilt Health developed the Employer Advisory Council to bring Tennessee employers together to discuss common challenges and develop solutions that improve the overall health of the communities where we live and work.

The Vanderbilt Health Affiliated Network is hosting a webinar to help employees understand what their pharmacy benefits really mean, as well as assist them in cutting down on drug costs.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center will host the livestreamed event, “Discussion With Mark Cuban: How Cost Plus Drugs Is Innovating to Lower Prescription Drug Prices in America,” on Thursday, March 23, at 12:15 p.m.

Nashville residents Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban recently donated a substantial gift to the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center to support clinical trials that could lead to better breast cancer treatments.

After a multiyear renovation effort, Vanderbilt University Hospital’s lobby is now open. The space is one of Vanderbilt University Medical Center’s most heavily trafficked destinations serving hundreds of patients and families each day.