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Erika Fry

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Writer at Fortune; formerly of Columbia Journalism Review; ex-Bangkokian; Iowan

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Health care moves into the workplace

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By Erika Fry Verified
| The Seattle Times Verified
When Marshelle Grimes-Billings started work as a smock room attendant at a poultry processing plant in Decatur, Ala., in 2021, health care was a luxury she couldn’t afford. At the time, Grimes-Billings weighed 330 pounds, and she carried with her a baggie full of pills including three medications for high blood pressure, three medications for diabetes, and various medications to manage gout flare-ups. Each trip to her physician — a 45-minute drive from her home in Courtland, Ala.
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Employers find value in bringing health care to the workplace

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By Erika Fry Verified
| Finance & Commerce Verified
Listen to this article The Blueprint Employers are expanding on-site health clinics to improve access and reduce health care costs. Workers benefit from low- or no-cost care, same-day appointments and convenient services. Companies report strong ROI by reducing emergency room visits and improving outcomes. On-site clinics are increasingly used to attract talent and boost employee productivity.
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Healthcare moves into the workplace

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By Erika Fry Verified
| The Philadelphia Inquirer Verified
When Marshelle Grimes-Billings started work as a smock room attendant at a poultry processing plant in Decatur, Ala., in 2021, healthcare was a luxury she couldn’t afford. At the time, Grimes-Billings weighed 330 pounds, and she carried with her a plastic bag full of pills including three medications for high blood pressure, three medications for diabetes, and various medications to manage gout flare-ups. Each trip to her physician — a 45-minute drive from her home in Courtland, Ala.
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