At The Cigna Group, our mission is to improve the health and vitality of everyone we serve, and our employees work hard to bring that mission to life – in and out of the workplace.

The Cigna Group CEO David Cordani recently spoke to a room full of CEOs at an event hosted by the Boston College Chief Executives Club. His core message to his peers: Vitality is an important tool in reducing societal health challenges.

A new report from the CDC has some worrying findings related to health care workers in the United States, who increasingly report harassment, burnout, and poor mental health as consequences of the job.

Loneliness – which can leave people feeling anxious, disconnected and emotionally isolated – now affects 58% of adults in the United States. The Cigna Group’s Vitality in America study looks at loneliness through the lens of vitality, providing new insights.

New research by The Cigna Group finds that while Generation Z adults continue to report the lowest levels of vitality of all U.S. adults, they are gaining ground in some dimensions of health. Helping Gen Z find ways to meaningfully contribute to their communities could improve their mental health, vitality, and sense of belonging and help them to forge social connections.

Although American adults continue to struggle with their physical, emotional, and financial health and well-being, a new study from The Cigna Group has found that their optimism is up year over year.

Noelle Eder is executive vice president and global chief information officer at The Cigna Group. She has made a career of leading technology and business transformations, and shares with us some of the biggest lessons she’s learned in leading technology transformation at The Cigna Group, Capital One, and Hilton.

At The Cigna Group, we are committed to ethical artificial intelligence (AI) practices. Read more about how we use AI to dramatically improve the experience for all those involved in the health care journey.

Gone are the days when the primary purpose of a corporation was to maximize profits, said David Cordani, Chairman and CEO of The Cigna Group, during a discussion last week at the Memphis Economic Club in Tennessee. Read on to understand The Cigna Group's three-part, purpose-built engagement framework.

We reached out to leaders across The Cigna Group and asked them to share their prediction on what the future of healthcare will look like. Their responses point to a healthcare experience that is digital-first, personalized for the individual, seamless and connected, and most importantly, patient-centric.