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Alcohol use can have a profound effect on workforce health, productivity, and healthcare costs—but it’s often overlooked as a benefit priority. GE Appliances, a Haier company is changing that. On March 27, Pelago, Megan Eastlick, MS and Dr. Blake Bueltel, join GE Appliances, Michele Clark, for a discussion on: ✅ The hidden impact of alcohol use on employees ✅ How GE Appliances is making support accessible and stigma-free ✅ The business case for substance use care—healthier employees, better outcomes Plus, hear how one GE Appliances employee overcame alcohol and tobacco use with Pelago’s support and achieved lasting change. Register today: https://hubs.la/Q03bK01s0

Despite being the third most preventable cause of cancer, alcohol-related risks remain largely overlooked. The U.S. Surgeon General’s latest advisory highlights why awareness matters: 💡 Alcohol is linked to nearly 100,000 cancer cases and 20,000 deaths each year 💡 It increases the risk of at least 7 types of cancer, including liver, colon, and breast cancer 💡 Less than 50% of Americans are aware of these risks So, why does this matter to organizations? Alcohol use doesn’t just affect personal health—it impacts businesses, too. Organizations that provide education and substance use support see lower healthcare costs, improved productivity, and healthier employees. Explore our latest blog to learn more: https://hubs.la/Q039JHgG0

When companies invest in substance use care, the benefits go far beyond individual health. GE Appliances, a Haier company has seen the impact firsthand: driving better employee engagement, improved health outcomes, and reduced long-term healthcare costs. On March 27, Pelago Megan Eastlick, MS and Dr. Blake Bueltel, join GE Appliances, Michele Clark, to discuss: 📊 The business impact of alcohol use and why proactive support matters 💡 How to make substance use care accessible and stigma-free 🎯 Key outcomes from a dedicated substance use management approach Join the conversation: https://hubs.la/Q0394g0x0

Alcohol is the third most preventable cause of cancer — yet many remain unaware of the risk. With its latest advisory, the U.S. Surgeon General aims to highlight the clear link between alcohol use and cancer and help educate individuals on the health impacts: • Increases the risk of at least 7 types of cancer — including liver, colon, mouth, and throat • Contributes to nearly 100,000 cancer cases and 20,000 cancer deaths annually • Risks exist regardless of alcohol type (beer, wine, spirits) Hear more about the impact alcohol can have on your health from Pelago's Chief Scientific Officer:

At Pelago, we’re proud to lead the way in substance use management product innovation. Today, we’re excited to share our 2025 winter release—introducing deeper, more personalized care for both our members and their loved ones. These latest product enhancements are all designed to strengthen member engagement and provide scalable solutions for easier, more effective access to care. Swipe through to learn more, or visit: https://lnkd.in/ez6xKMmZ

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For parents and caregivers supporting adolescents or loved ones with mental health or substance use challenges, the stress can be overwhelming. Yet too often, the support they need isn’t easily accessible. Pelago's Chief Scientific Officer, Suzette Glasner, Ph.D., was recently featured in a newly published Fidelity Workplace report on the role employers can play in adolescent health. "Employees’ productivity and their own mental and physical health can be adversely impacted when they are caring for their loved ones. Carrying the weight of responsibility as a caregiver for a loved one can really impact an individual's overall wellbeing and ability to focus when managing their multiple roles in life." Read the full report here: https://hubs.la/Q036p5qn0

As #DryJanuary comes to a close, take a moment to reflect on the positive changes for your mind and body. Whether you stayed alcohol-free all month or opted for a damp January approach, you've taken a meaningful step toward a healthier lifestyle. In this final week, you may be noticing: ✨ Improved skin appearance – reduced puffiness, dark circles, and fewer wrinkles 💪 A healthier liver – supporting over 500 vital functions, from nutrient absorption to fighting infections

Taking a step back to re-evaluate your drinking habits, like many are doing during #DryJanuary, can bring meaningful changes to both your body and mind. By Week 3, the benefits of going alcohol-free become even more noticeable: ❤️ Decreased blood pressure, lowering the risk of heart problems or stroke, improving vision, and supporting kidney health ⚖️ Weight loss, as cutting back on alcohol reduces calorie intake Are you participating in Dry January? Let us know what benefits you’ve noticed so far 👇

Breaking down barriers to substance use care takes collaboration. We're proud to partner with Lantern to bring comprehensive, evidence-based substance use support to workforces nationwide. This partnership reflects our shared commitment to making effective care accessible to employees — giving them the tools and support they need to make meaningful change. Read more about our partnership: https://lnkd.in/eXqNShap