A modern approach to workforce mental wellness

Employees need mental well-being support, for themselves and their families. Traditional approaches to care are falling short, and workers want their employers to offer more. But what should "more" look like for your organization?

Here's how to decide: First, evaluate your current workplace mental wellness efforts. Then, make a plan that opens more doors to personalized, proactive care.

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4 workplace mental wellness essentials

A benefit strategy that supports mental wellness needs these four components. How many do your current offerings cover?

  • On-demand resources

    Employees deserve readily accessible help when they simply need to refocus, or cope with anxiety, stress, and/or burnout. And that help should be available to them 24/7, whether they're at their desk, or on the go.

  • A broad, diverse network

    Access to mental health professionals that can address each employee’s personal needs in a timely manner is paramount.

  • Accountability for outcomes

    The employer should receive regular, secure reporting on utilization, trends, and progress, demonstrating impact on overall workforce mental wellness and return on investment, while protecting the privacy of employees.

  • Synergy with other employee benefits

    Integrate seamlessly with other benefit offerings, so mental health support becomes innate when other types of health claims are submitted.

1 Bondar J, Babich Morrow C, Gueorguieva R, et al. Clinical and Financial Outcomes Associated With a Workplace Mental Health Program Before and During the COVID-19 Pandemic. JAMA Netw Open. 2022;5(6):e2216349. doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2022.16349; 5/13,7/13.

2 Validation Institute (2025). Validated program report: Savings review for the Study. https://validationinstitute.com/validated-provider/spring-health/. Actual results may vary. When comparing two matched groups a factor that was not taken into consideration or cannot be measured may explain part of the difference between the groups’ performance. The Validation Institute is an independent third party organization that is unaffiliated with Guardian, its affiliates or subsidiaries.

Mental wellness benefits discussed herein are provided by Spring Care, Inc., d/b/a Spring Health (“Spring Health”), 60 Madison Avenue, Floor 2, New York, NY 10010. Spring Health is not an insurance benefit. Insured products are offered by The Guardian Life Insurance Company, New York, N.Y. (“Guardian”) which has a financial interest in Spring Health.

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