Cody Regional Health Foundation and Paul Stock Foundation Partner to Award $18,500 for Cody Regional Health Employee Wellness Initiative

The Cody Regional Health Foundation, in partnership with the Paul Stock Foundation, has awarded a combined total of $18,500 to support employee wellness at Cody Regional Health. The funding will be used to purchase an InBody Composition Machine as part of the organization’s VitalPath Wellness Program.

“Employees can create individual health goals specific to the metrics provided by the InBody machine,” said Mindy McFadden, Employee Wellness Coordinator. “Having the InBody Machine on campus will allow ready access and may even afford opportunities with patients in the future.”

Designed to move participants beyond traditional metrics like weight, the InBody Composition Machine provides a fast, non-invasive analysis of key health indicators, including skeletal muscle mass, body fat percentage, visceral fat, and hydration levels. This data enables employees to better understand and track meaningful improvements in strength, metabolic health, and overall wellness.

“We appreciate the opportunity to support our community’s largest employer in growing the health and wellness of their employees,” said Rob Boysen, Acting Secretary of the Paul Stock Foundation.

The VitalPath Wellness Program, launched approximately 18 months ago with seed funding from the Cody Regional Health Foundation, continues to expand as employee participation grows.

“By partnering on this initiative, the Paul Stock Foundation and Cody Regional Health Foundation are creating a lasting impact on wellness, employee engagement, and preventive health outcomes for Cody Regional Health employees,” said Heather Stambaugh, Director of the Cody Regional Health Foundation.

For more information about programs and services supported by the Cody Regional Health Foundation, visit codyregionalhealth.org or www.crhgive.org.

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