Ann Arbor / Fishman / Minneapolis / Washington / DC / College Station / Cambridge / Indianapolis / /
Company
Johnson & Johnson / Johnson & Johnson Services Inc / Norton / Ogden / Thomson Reuters / Salaried Hourly Percentage / Integrated Health Services / Weight Watchers / Global Health Services / StataCorp / Kleinman LC / WebMD / Summex Inc / Health Fitness Corporation / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Facility
American College / Emory University / American College of Occupational / /
IndustryTerm
on-line tools / obesity prevention programs / obesity prevention program / care services / drug insurance claims records / /
MarketIndex
Medical Care Consumer Price / Deyo Charlson Comorbidity / /
MedicalCondition
several chronic health conditions / DF / TB / JE / substance use disorders / alcohol abuse / heart disease / obesity / cancer / disease / workers’ obesity / stroke / diabetes / cardiovascular disease / alcohol use disorders / high cholesterol / sleep apnea / high blood pressure / posttraumatic stress disorders / depression / workplace obesity / bipolar disorder / /
Organization
Institute for Health and Productivity Studies / Preferred / U.S. Bureau / American College of Occupational / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / JOEM Editorial Board / Emory University / Atlanta / /
Person
Jennifer Bruno / Rachel Mosher Henke / Arch Intern / Characteristics Characteristic / Fikry Isaac / Ginger Smith Carls / Janice McHugh / Ron Z. Goetzel / Vidal J. Updated / /
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using STATA MP / representative / model for each group / Fireman / /
ProvinceOrState
Minnesota / New Brunswick / Indiana / Michigan / North Carolina / Massachusetts / /
CME AVAILABLE FOR THIS ARTICLE AT ACOEM.ORG The Impact of Weight Gain or Loss on Health Care Costs for Employees at the Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies Ginger Smith Carls, PhD, Ron Z. Goetzel, PhD, Rachel Mosher H