LOCKTON DUNNING BENEFITS UNIVERSITY OF ALASKA WIN UTILIZATION REPORT 7/1/2011 TO 6/30/2012.

L O C K T O N D U N N I N G B E N E F I T S

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Mass Screening Events

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Mass Screening Events

48 Mass Screening events were held between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012 at the Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau Campuses

21 events were held in Anchorage, 20 in Fairbanks, and 7 in Juneau

− There were 7 activities as part of the screenings.

There were 2,715 screening tests performed and participants could have participated in multiple screenings

− Total Waist Circumference Screening Tests: 369

− Total Weight Screening Tests: 490

− Total BMI Screening Tests: 484

− Total Cholesterol/Glucose Screening Tests: 324

− Total Blood Pressure Screening Tests: 492

− Total Body Composition Screening Tests: 441

− Total Balance Tests: 115

December Holiday Health Screenings included: Waist Circumference, Weight, Height, BMI, Blood Pressure, Balance, and Body Composition. Know Your Numbers Spring Screenings added Cholesterol/Glucose and do not include Balance.

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Mass Screening – Blood Pressure

Blood Pressure Numbers

− 492 blood pressure tests

− 86 tests or 17% had high blood pressure (140/90)

− High blood pressure can damage the heart, brain, kidneys, or eyes. This damage causes problems like coronary artery disease, stroke, and kidney failure.

− Blood pressure is a measure of how hard the blood pushes against the walls of your arteries as it moves through your body

Normal blood pressure is 120/80

High blood pressure is 140/90 or higher

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Mass Screening - Cholesterol

Blood Cholesterol Abnormal Results – 324 Participants

− High Density Lipoprotein (HDL) – Good Cholesterol

75 participants (23%) had HDL under 40 mg/dL

− Low Density Lipoprotein (LDL) – Bad Cholesterol

30 participants (9%) had LDL over 130 mg/dL

− Triglycerides

18 participants (5%) had triglycerides over 150 mg/dL

− Total Cholesterol

113 participants (35%) had total cholesterol over 200 mg/dL

− Glucose

84 participants (26%) had glucose of 100 mg/dL

High cholesterol is 240 mg/dL and above; borderline high cholesterol is 200 -239 mg/dL; normal cholesterol is less than 200 mg/dL (based on Vitality Group cholesterol measures

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Mass Screening – Body Composition

Body Composition Numbers

− Staying at a healthy weight is can help prevent serious health problems, including:

Heart disease

Stroke

High blood pressure

Type 2 diabetes

Sleep apnea

− 441 participants with body composition screenings

− 163 participants or 43% had abnormal numbers

Abnormal for Men - Over 21% body fat in men ages 20-59

Abnormal for Women - Over 34% body fat in women ages 20-59


Wellness Breaks

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Wellness Breaks

70 wellness breaks occurred between July 1, 2011 and June 30, 2012

− Participants could have attended multiple presentations, activities, screenings and tests

− Tests are done in addition to mass screenings or IHPs

900 screenings tests occurred during the wellness breaks

Activity Total Number of Tests

Cholesterol/Glucose Screening

326

Blood Pressure Screening 308

Body Composition Screening

266

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Wellness Breaks Results

Blood Cholesterol Abnormal Results – 326 Tests

High Density Lipoprotein (HDL) – Good Cholesterol

62 tests (19%) had HDL under 40 mg/dL

− Low Density Lipoprotein (LDL) – Bad Cholesterol

60 tests (18%) had LDL over 130 mg/dL

− Triglycerides

48 tests (15%) had triglycerides over 150 mg/dL

− Total Cholesterol

132 participants (40%) had total cholesterol over 200 mg/dL

− Glucose

89 participants (27%) had glucose of 100 mg/dL

High cholesterol is 240 mg/dL and above; borderline high cholesterol is 200 -239 mg/dL; normal cholesterol is less than 200 mg/dL (based on Vitality Group cholesterol measures)

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Wellness Breaks Results

Blood Pressure Abnormal Numbers – 308 tests

− 51 tests (17%) had blood pressure over 140/90

Body Composition Abnormal Numbers- 266 actual tests (those who reported their age and gender = 190)

− 101 tests or 53% had abnormal numbers




WIN-WIN Program

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WIN-WIN Weight Loss Program

16 week onsite weight loss program offered at Anchorage, Fairbanks and Juneau campuses. Incentives for participation and attendance in the program.

56 body composition percentage points lost

441 pounds lost and 105 inches lost

- Each 2-inch increase in waist circumference was associated with close to a 17% increase in mortality in men and a 13% increase in women*

- Men and women with the largest waists (more than 40 inches for men and 35 inches for women) had roughly double the risk of premature death as men and women with the smallest waists (less than 34 inches for men and 28 for women)*

LocationNumber of Participant

s

Avg. Attendanc

e

# of Lbs. Lost

Avg. Lbs. Lost per

Participant

Total Inches Lost

Avg. Inches

Lost per Participant

Anchorage

22 17 105 5 29 1

Fairbanks 37 28 288 8 76 2

Juneau 8 6 48 6 NA NA

*http://www.webmd.com/diet/news/20081112/belly-fat-doubles-death-risk


Get The Point (GTP)

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Get the Point (GTP)

Activity based point system with incentives

Number of prizes claimed increased 28% from 2009 to 2010, decreased 9% from 2010 to 2011, and decreased 17% from 2011 to 2012

2011 Prize, Packaging, and Postage Costs = $158,959

# of Eligible is the total number of benefit eligible employees and includes those that have opted-out of the benefit plan

Prizes Awarded# of prizes

# of Eligible

% of Total Eligible

# of prizes# of

Eligible% of Total

Eligible# of prizes

# of Eligible

% of Total Eligible

# of prizes# of

Eligible% of Total

Eligible

Tier 1 - 2 month prize 69 4300 2% 73 4300 2% 39 4300 1% 29 4300 1%Tier 2 - 2 month prize 191 4300 4% 195 4300 5% 144 4300 3% 92 4300 2%Tier 3 - 2 month prize 48 4300 1% 64 4300 1% 101 4300 2% 35 4300 1%Elite Tier - 2 month prize 317 4300 7% 574 4300 13% 543 4300 13% 578 4300 13%Total 625 4300 15% 906 4300 21% 827 4300 19% 734 4300 17%Tier 1 - 4 month prize 21 4300 0% 30 4300 1% 22 4300 1% 9 4300 0%Tier 2 - 4 month prize 97 4300 2% 114 4300 3% 106 4300 2% 39 4300 1%Tier 3 - 4 month prize 48 4300 1% 40 4300 1% 43 4300 1% 27 4300 1%Elite Tier - 4 month prize 373 4300 9% 666 4300 15% 598 4300 14% 509 4300 12%Total 539 4300 13% 850 4300 20% 769 4300 18% 584 4300 14%

PY 2009 PY 2010 PY 2011 PY 2012


Individualized Health Planning (IHP)

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Participation in IHP Sessions

Session Phase 1 (Jan. 08 – Oct.

08)*

Phase 2(Oct. 08 – Jun. 09)

Phase 3(Oct. 09 – Jun.

10)


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12)

1. Initial Session

303 695 830 857 798

2. Two Week Assessment

279 658 783 826 774

3. Six Week Evaluation

273 597 735 792 746

4. Halfway Checkup

252 562 696 772 721

5. Four Month Review

211 513 636 717 664

6. Final Strategy Session

205 563 671 749 705

* Anchorage and Juneau only.

88% completion rate for phase 5 compared to 87% in Phase 4

700 participants set short-term goals and 86% completed them

754 participants set long-term goals and 76% completed them

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IHP Screening Results

There were 13,791 screening tests performed and participants could have participated in multiple screenings. There were 7 tests available.

Blood Cholesterol Abnormal Results

− High Density Lipoprotein (HDL) – Good Cholesterol (1,702 tests)

605 tests (36%) had HDL under 40 mg/dL

− Low Density Lipoprotein (LDL) – Bad Cholesterol (1,702 tests)

142 tests (8%) had LDL over 130 mg/dL

− Total Cholesterol (1,702 tests)

557 tests (33%) had total cholesterol over 200 mg/dL

− Glucose (1,653 tests)

657 tests (40%) had glucose of 100 mg/dL

Borderline high cholesterol is 200 -239 mg/dL; normal cholesterol is less than 200 mg/dL (based on Vitality Group cholesterol measures)

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IHP Results

Blood Pressure Abnormal Numbers

− 261 tests (15%) had blood pressure over 140/90 (1,757 tests)

Body Composition Abnormal Numbers-

− 763 tests (44%) had abnormal numbers (1,749 tests)



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Rural IHPs

Rural IHPs were done telephonically from February 2012 through June 2012

Demographics were only tracked for the rural IHPs

20 participants from rural locations around the state participated in the program

- 17 were female and 3 were male

- 13 participants were located in three rural campuses:

Kodiak: 7 participants

Kenai/Soldotna: 3 participants

Nome: 3 participants


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Phase 5 Individual Changes in IHPs

318 participants lost a combined total of 2,157 pounds

279 participants lost a combined total of 578 percentage points of body fat

253 participants lost a combined total of 484 waist circumference inches

443 participants lost a combined total of 9,915 total cholesterol points

369 participants lost a combined total of 3,538 systolic blood pressure points

359 participants lost a combined total of 2,512 diastolic blood pressure points

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Overall Health Range Change Data for BiometricsPhase 5

Waist Circumference Participants

Totals % of Total Participation

Increased waist circumference 75 -12.78%

Decreased waist circumference

253 43.1%

No change 259 44.12%

Total Participation 587 100%

Waist Circumference There is a significant increase in the frequency of heart disease and diabetes with an increased waist circumference. For men, each increase of approximately 5.5 inches (14 cm) can equate to a 35% increase chance of heart disease. For women an increase of approximately 6 inches (15cm) can equate to a 40% increase for heart disease. Even in people who are lean, an increasing waist circumference means increasing risk for heart disease and diabetes. There was a 30% positive overall range change in waist circumference.

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Continued…

Cholesterol Excessive cholesterol causes a buildup of plaque in the walls of a person’s arteries. This buildup of plaque over time can cause narrowing of the arteries, called atherosclerosis. Lowering blood cholesterol can decrease the chance of having a heart attack. Lowering cholesterol may also slow down, reduce, or even stop plaque from building up. There was an 11% positive overall range change in total cholesterol levels and that 21% of the no range change participants who maintained their cholesterol under 200 points.

http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/Hbc/HBC_WhatIs.html, High Blood Cholesterol, National Institutes of Health (NIH), September 2008

AHA News, 10/22/2007, High numbers of men and women are overweight, obese and have abdominal fat, worldwide, Beverly Balkau, Ph.D., director of research at INSERM in Villejuif, France.

Cholesterol Participants Totals % of Total Participation

Increased cholesterol to 200 points or over

35 -5.01%

Decreased cholesterol to under 200 points

109 15.59%

Total no range change for cholesterol* 555 79.40%

Total Participation 699 100%

Maintained cholesterol under 200 points 406 58.08%Maintained cholesterol 200 points or over 149 21.32%

*No Range Change Participants Totals % of Total Participation*These participants could have significant change within the same health range.

http://www.nhlbi.nih.gov/health/dci/Diseases/Hbc/HBC_WhatIs.html



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