Tune in to get actionable tips on how to build a culture that destigmatizes mental health issues and empowers employees to take care of themselves.

Just days after Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida’s Gulf coast, Hurricane Milton has developed into a major hurricane. Here are some of the ways The Cigna Group is supporting our customers, clients, employees, and communities during these natural disasters and their aftermaths.

Read the key takeaways from the Workforce Mental Health Summit, hosted by The Cigna Group and Business Roundtable, which focused on how the public and private sectors can work together to improve mental health among the U.S. workforce.

In The Cigna Group's third annual Vitality in America study, we explore the state of vitality in the United States along with health attitudes, behaviors, social determinants of health, and experiences in health care and work – and how these things impact a person's ability to live a vital, full and healthy life.

Learn how The Cigna Group actively supports the LGBTQ+ community both within our workforce and in the communities we serve, including our customers, clients, and partners.

In this episode of Health Unscripted, Evernorth's Eva Borden explores new data that reveals the depths of the challenges working parents face as they care for children with mental health concerns.

When youths struggle with their mental health, the effect extends far beyond the people close to them. That is among the key findings of new research, which outlines the role employers can play in curbing the youth mental health crisis by better supporting families.

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.

In this episode of the Health Unscripted Podcast, Heather Dlugolenski of Cigna Healthcare explores a number of trends employers should keep an eye on in 2024 and beyond.

Powered by a diverse portfolio of services, including two primary growth engines, Evernorth Health Services and Cigna Healthcare, the company delivered powerful results that stand out in today’s competitive market.

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.

In this episode of the Health Unscripted Podcast, Paul Sanford, executive vice president of operations at The Cigna Group, explores why gratitude is one of the most powerful leadership skills.

Value-based care is a promising alternative to the traditional volume-based, fee-for-service model of health care, and it holds tremendous potential for improving health while reducing unnecessary costs.

For employers, having an effective employee recognition program makes good business sense. Retaining top talent, keeping employees engaged, productive, and connected through recognition is a smart strategy that can drive and enable overall success.

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.

The Cigna Group’s annual Global Women’s Summit, a two-day employee experience featuring motivational sessions, panels, and presentations from industry experts and inspiring leaders across the enterprise.

In honor of Women’s Equality Day, women from across The Cigna Group share their best tips for building a successful career.

In this episode, Nancy Oliphant Ryan, ESG leader at The Cigna Group, explores why ESG is a mission-critical focus area for businesses and ways leaders can identify and align ESG to their company values.

The Cigna Group is committed to hiring, serving, and supporting people of all abilities. We’re proud to share that The Cigna Group was recognized as a “Best Place to Work for Disability Inclusion,” by Disability:IN.

In our latest episode of the Health Unscripted Podcast, Dr. Renee McLaughlin, national medical executive at Cigna Healthcare, explores ways employers can advance LGBTQ+ equity and inclusion, create a sense of belonging, and improve access to care and mental health.

Our research found that the average vitality score for working mothers is higher than the average score of other employed women but falls slightly below that of all working adults. Read more on how to sustain a supportive work environment in order to retain the skills and talents of working mothers.

The Cigna Group has been named #14 on DiversityInc’s Top 50 Companies for Diversity. To celebrate this prestigious award, we look at The Cigna Group's achievements and how we are fostering a more diverse, inclusive, and equitable business culture and building healthier communities for those we serve.

In our second episode of the "Health Unscripted" podcast, Eva Borden, president of Behavioral Health at Evernorth, shares her insights on the future of mental health care and how a more proactive, guided and data-driven approach to care improves patient outcomes.

Our mission is to improve the health and vitality of those we serve. We have both the opportunity and responsibility to bring this mission to life not only for our customers, clients, and communities, but for society as a whole. Learn more about our strategy to champion those efforts.

In our first episode of "Health Unscripted," a new podcast from The Cigna Group, our chairman and CEO David Cordani, shares his perspective on leading a purpose-driven organization.

Public sector employees play a crucial role in various aspects of American life. We explore the correlation between vitality, health, and productivity within the public workforce, as they strive to have a positive impact on the individuals and communities they serve.

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.

As workplaces – and the workforce – in the United States continue to evolve, women grapple with more challenges and lower vitality than their male counterparts, according to research from The Cigna Group.

In honor of Women’s History Month and International Women's Day, learn about the ways in which The Cigna Group supports women both at our company and in the communities we serve.

The Cigna Group recently examined the relationship between vitality, health, and productivity – surveying more than 10,000 U.S. adults. One of the key findings: Healthcare workers have among the lowest vitality across industries.

Last month New York Times best-selling author Daniel Pink sat down with The Cigna Group's Chief Health Officer, Dr. David Brailer, and Chief Digital and Analytics Officer, Katya Andresen.

The healthcare outlook for 2023 and beyond has a number of encouraging trends for employers who provide health insurance to employees and their families. Read on to learn about four top healthcare topics and how they will impact American businesses.

Offering supplemental benefits as part of a comprehensive package can enhance worker vitality, which has a host of advantages including better overall health, higher occupational confidence, and feeling supported at work.

The employee wellness programs of today must take into account every component of a person's overall health and well-being.

While the presence and impacts of social determinants of health extend far beyond the worksite, these are just some the steps employers can take to help improve the quality of life and health of their workforce in these areas.

Watch Cigna chairman and CEO David Cordani discuss the importance of employee well-being with Fortune editor Ruth Umoh.

Peter Freeburg, behavioral clinical strategist at Cigna, speaks to the mental health challenges that exist in the workforce today, and the employer imperative around fostering a more connected workforce that prioritizes health and well-being.

By helping employees improve their vitality—at work, at home, and in their communities—employers can create a culture of health that addresses the challenges that burned-out or disengaged employees face, and stimulate better business outcomes.

Despite the challenges many veterans face, recent research from Cigna Corporation reveals that the veteran population is living with greater vitality than the general U.S. population.

Cigna developed the Evernorth Vitality Index to fill an emerging need as people and businesses recover from the pandemic and look to improve health and well-being.

Our research suggests vitality is a catalyst for growth, and that when it is considered, cared for and strengthened, vitality can help people achieve the healthiest versions of themselves and inspire a ripple effect that can fuel healthier, more engaged families, workplaces and communities.

Two years ago, Cigna Corporation created Evernorth – an organization dedicated to making health care better. Today, we’re celebrating our successes and looking forward to the future.

Learn more about the different ways Cigna is taking action to protect, empower, and uphold a diverse workforce, and meet some of our external partners and internal employee resource groups that help us to achieve our diversity, equity, and inclusion goals.

For inspiration on how to improve health and happiness at work, we recently asked our Cigna Corporation colleagues to share their top tips for simple, effective ways to add more vitality to the workday. Continue reading for their ideas and suggestions.

Fostering a healthy workforce isn’t just the right thing to do. It’s good for business. A new study quantifies the business ROI of investing into the health and well-being of employees. Here are some of the top findings.

In this new phase of work, Cigna is thinking about its offices in a different light. We’re referring to our return-to-work strategy as “Purposeful Presence,” a concept that is intentionally simple and is based on our core belief that performance is based on outcomes, not physical presence.

Cigna’s leaders gathered recently in New York City for our first in-person Investor Day since the pandemic began. Chairman and Chief Executive Officer David Cordani and other company leaders spoke with the investment community and shareholders, illustrating the many ways we are delivering on our mission and investing in a rapidly changing future.

New data from Morning Consult, commissioned by Cigna, finds that more than half of U.S. adults (58%) are considered lonely, and that loneliness and mental health concerns often go hand-in-hand.

Cigna Chairman and CEO David Cordani sat down with Arianna Huffington, CEO of Thrive Global, to talk about worsening mental health among teens, the promise of pharmacological innovation, virtual care and the profound power of micro-communities.

Worldwide, Gen Z has surpassed millennials as the largest generation, making up 32% of the global population. This group of individuals is very different from generations past. In this article we look at some important facts about Generation Z, which point to how this cohort has the potential to impact workplace norms.

It’s a transformational time for businesses. New ways of working, new employee expectations, COVID-19, the Great Resignation, and more, are all pushing companies to rethink their approach to people, process and technology. Cigna's Nicole Jones shares some career advice and lessons learned. They can surely serve as a point of inspiration for other business professionals.

As we enter the third year of a global pandemic, leaders are faced with embracing a new normal. What are the skills and traits of successful leaders in this environment? We spoke with Cigna Corporation leaders to get their takes.

Cigna CHRO Cindy Ryan discusses the people-focused transformation happening within businesses today and how it will shape the future of work in terms of how work gets done, when it gets done, and where it gets done. Read on for her expertise on what HR professionals need to do differently in 2022—and beyond.

Many businesses are quickly scrambling to find ways to hold onto their talent, but they don’t always have the clarity needed to understand the underlying causes of the Great Resignation. While there are multiple reasons driving this mass exodus, not feeling valued and a lack of belonging are the top drivers, according to a recent study from the global consulting firm, McKinsey & Company.

Here are four areas of health care employers should keep a close eye on.

We reached out to leaders across Cigna Corporation and asked them to share their professional New Year’s resolution: What they aim to accomplish in 2022. Their answers point to a number of trends in business and leadership.

Today, one in four people in America have a disability. We take a look at how and why employers are on the hook to drive disability awareness, equity, and inclusion, and offer advice on how to do so.

Healthy employees are good for business. Period.

New research from global consulting firm EY encourages companies both within and outside of the health care industry to consider health equity as a strategic imperative.

Cigna President and CEO David Cordani, and Accenture Chair and CEO Julie Sweet recently sat down to discuss the future of work and why employee experience must be rooted in health and well-being.

In celebration of National Family Caregivers month this November, we decided to deep dive into the type of care and support America’s caregivers need.

Now more than ever, companies must step up to support parents so they can be the happiest, healthiest versions of themselves.

At Cigna, employees have learned a thing or two throughout the last 18 months of working from home, particularly around building meaningful connections in the ever-changing workplace.

In just 18 months, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed everything about life as we know it, including what employees have come to expect from their employers.

Experts from Cigna, Accenture, Economist Impact, and Business Group on Health sat down earlier this month to discuss employee expectations in today’s hybrid work environment, the impact of stress and burnout on business growth, as well as best practices to manage employee health and well-being.

Fortune Anchor and Senior Special Correspondent Susie Gharib sat down with Cigna President and CEO David Cordani for a fireside chat on what the future of health care will look like.

Elise Labott, adjunct professor at American University, and David Cordani, president and CEO of Cigna, recently chatted about how the COVID-19 pandemic has upended the workplace, driving greater focus on employee health and well-being.

COVID-19 gave workforces a taste of remote work, which has raised questions about what the future of work should look like. According to Gartner, the future of work and employee well-being will require a hybrid approach.

The impetus will be on employers to ensure that their people experience a smooth transition to going back to the office.

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Virtual work offers flexibility and convenience – but as many people at Cigna and other places of work have learned over the past year, it means missing out on impromptu conversations with...

For many working parents, who have been hit particularly hard during the pandemic, the line between personal and professional lives has never been more blurred. They have to make sure their...

The brave healthcare workers in our communities have families who need our help. While many of us have the opportunity to seek shelter from the COVID-19 virus, healthcare workers are doing what...

When Eudora Brown Almond, the wife of a prominent Georgian doctor, began commemorating National Doctors’ Day in 1933, who knew that it would perhaps be more relevant today than it was 87 years...

When it comes to changing the world, humanitarian workers are on the front lines. Many work for nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) and are deployed globally to help people in need. Their...

For many women in business, the road less traveled can lead to career achievement.