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    Employee Wellness Programs and the New Rules under the ADA and GINA

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    Category corporate wellness challenge ideas;corporate wellness programs

    Deadline: July 27, 2017 | Date: July 27, 2017

    Venue/Country: New York, U.S.A

    Updated: 2017-06-20 18:05:06 (GMT+9)

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    Key Take Away

    In this webinar, we will discuss what an Employee Wellness Program is, the different types of Employee Wellness Programs and the different laws and regulations that come into play.

    Overview

    Does your company offer an Employee Wellness Program? Employee wellness programs, if done correctly can be a win-win for employers, employees, and safety professionals, insurance carriers…well the list goes on! Conversely, if your company’s wellness program is not set up correctly it can spell trouble for you, no matter how well-meaning you may have been in setting up that program. Why is that? First if your Wellness Program is connected to a Group Health Insurance Plan, you will probably have requirements you must meet under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). But that’s not all. The EEOC in May issued final rules regarding the impact of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the Genetic Information Non-discrimination Act (GINA).

    Why Should You Attend

    Before you throw up your hands and walk away, join us and we will tell you how you can set up your Employee Wellness Program to get the maximum benefit and avoid the pitfalls.

    Areas Covered In This Webinar

    • Intro/Overview: What is a Wellness Program

    • HIPAA Rules/Obligations:

    • Participatory v. Health Contingent Programs

    • Non-discrimination Rules, Exceptions

    • ACA changes to HIPAA rules on wellness programs.

    • EEOC’s ADA regulations

    • Reason for new rules: EEOC’s past stance unclear, little enforcement.

    • What programs are covered

    • Meaning of “voluntary” participation

    • ADA Underwriting Safe Harbor

    • Financial Incentives

    • Confidentiality

    • Other ADA Requirements.

    • EEOC’s GINA regulations:

    • Definitions:

    • “Genetic Information”

    • “Underwriting Purposes”

    • “Voluntary”

    • “Reasonably Designed”

    • Employee Health Risk Assessments and GINA

    • Spousal Health Risk Assessments and GINA

    • GINA Title II Issues (Insurance)

    • Additional rules

    • Interaction with HIPAA

    • Other Considerations:

    • Workers’ Comp Issues

    • Dual Capacity Exception

    • Workplace Safety Issues – Can/should you combine with a workplace safety program?

    • Occupational Diseases – if applicable?

    • ERISA

    • COBRA

    • ADEA

    • Title VII

    • FLSA

    • Affordable Care Act

    • Common Pitfalls

    Learning Objectives

    While we will discuss the EEOC’s new rules under the ADA and GINA, we will also look at HIPAA requirements, as well as ACA, Title VII and interplay with workers’ comp and workplace safety issues, and much more!

    Who Will Benefit

    H.R. Directors, H.R. Managers, Comptrollers, CFO’s, Benefits Administrators, CEO’s, Business Owners, Senior Managers, H.R. Generalists.

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