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Healthcare Changes Coming to Penn State

Marie McCullough

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Posted:21 Aug 2013 17:08:05 PM

Pennsylvania State University will be making changes to their wellness program in January. After years of voluntary wellness programs to help reduce health cost, the program will now have penalties. A monthly surcharge of $100 will be imposed on employees who haven't filled out health-screening forms and gotten a physical exam. An additional monthly surcharge will be imposed on those who smoke.

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