Dramatic music plays throughout. Three white lines curl across a blue background. Blue text centers a white screen.
ONSCREEN TEXT: Building healthier
workplaces together
A montage shows different aerial shots of buildings. Three blue lines curl across a white background. Dramatic music ands and instrumental music begins playing. Renee Ramirez interviews before a white background.
ONSCREEN TEXT: J. Renee Ramirez
Director of Human Resources
Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, KS
RENEE: We are one of the smallest counties within the state of Kansas. However, we are the most diverse. My name is Renee Ramirez, Director of Human Resources for the Unified Government of Wyandotte County, Kansas City, Kansas.
An aerial shot shows buildings in Wyandotte County. Blue text appears on screen over a white banner. There is a Unified Government logo at the top.
ONSCREEN TEXT: Unified Government - Wyandotte County - Kansas City - Kansa
ONSCREEN TEXT: Organization
Unified Government of
Wyandotte County/ Kansas City, KS
ONSCREEN TEXT: Industry
Government Services
ONSCREEN TEXT: Established
1886
ONSCREEN TEXT: Number of Employees
2,300
A nameplate on a desk appears labeled, “J. Renee Ramirez”. It then pans up to reveal Renee working on her computer at her desk. Renee Ramirez speaks.
RENEE: We have 40 different departments here at the Unified Government. Each department serves a very, very unique role that makes us what we are today. We are serving our community in a way that they expect us to serve them.
Renee interviews before a white background.
RENEE: And I think the only way that we can do that is that we take ownership of our own health.
A sign on a building reads, “EMPLOYEE HEALTH CENTER”. “UNIFIED GOVERNMENT, ROAD TO WELLNESS”. Renee continues speaking.
RENEE: And I think that's where the concept of the on-site wellness center was born.
Renee interviews before a white background.
RENEE: We wanted our employees to be able to feel that…
A montage shows healthcare professional helping people. Renee continues speaking.
…they have a health care team that is there for them. You can be seen by a provider.
A sign on the wall reads, “PHARMACY”. A montage shows pharmacy workers filling prescriptions. Renee continues speaking.
RENEE: We have our own pharmacy that's on site that you can get your prescriptions right there. Providing easy access at a low cost was one of the drivers that we wanted to have for our employees.
Jennifer Washington works at her desk then interviews before a white screen. A blue bar slides into the bottom left of the screen, containing white text.
ONSCREEN TEXT: Jennifer Washington
Clerk’s Office
Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, KS
JENNIFER: I've told so many people that don't feel good here, just go down the street. They'll help you. To me, it shows that they do care. They have so many programs. From the health center, you know, how to lose weight, how to eat correctly. It's the little things that matter.
Jason Haworth interviews before a white background. A blue bar slides into the bottom left of the screen, containing white text.
ONSCREEN TEXT: Jason Haworth
Business License Administrator
Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, KS
JASON: I'm extremely grateful and thankful that they have that center there.
A montage shows a white car with a placard that reads, “Unified Government – Wyandotte County – Kansas City – Kansas”. Jason exits the car. Jason continues interviewing.\
JASON: It's helped me better my personal health. And it's made it easier, all around just easier to keep up on your health.
RENEE: The support that we've been able to get from United Health Care has been tremendous.
A montage shows people working out in the wellness center.
RENEE: This 10,000 square foot facility, we were able to finish that off, give our employees the fitness center that they've always been asking for. And because of the wellness dollars and the support that we received from UnitedHealthcare, we were able to make that dream come true. They've been able to bring to the table programs that help us continue to enhance some of the benefits that our health insurance provides.
A montage shows Renee and other colleague in a meeting room.
RENEE: Every decision, every recommendation that they bring to us to consider is done very intentional because they know our workforce. It's important to prioritize the health and well-being of our workforce here at the Unified Government because these are the people that are taking care of the little things that the community needs.
A montage shows the health center building, people working out, and a sign on a wall that reads, “Unified Government – Wyandotte County – Kansas City – Kansas”.
RENEE: Having the health center, having the fitness center, having one of the richest benefit plans really shows our employees that we do care about them. We care about them. We value them. And without them, we can't do this.
Blue text appears over a white background revealing on word at a time.
ONSCREEN TEXT: There
for
what
matters
A blue u-shaped logo appears against a white background, followed by text.
ONSCREEN TEXT: United
Healthcare
uhc.com/employer
Small black text runs along the bottom of the screen.
ONSCREEN TEXT: This case study is true. Results will vary based on client specific
demographics and plan design. All trademarks are the property of their
respective owners. Insurance coverage provided by or through
UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company or its affiliates. Administrative
services provided by United HealthCare Services, Inc. or their affiliates.
ONSCREEN TEXT: © 2023 United HealthCare Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
11/23 23-2506196
ONSCREEN TEXT: E1232546785
The music fades.Dramatic music plays throughout. Three white lines curl across a blue background. Blue text centers a white screen.
ONSCREEN TEXT: Building healthier
workplaces together
A montage shows different aerial shots of buildings. Three blue lines curl across a white background. Dramatic music ands and instrumental music begins playing. Renee Ramirez interviews before a white background.
ONSCREEN TEXT: J. Renee Ramirez
Director of Human Resources
Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, KS
RENEE: We are one of the smallest counties within the state of Kansas. However, we are the most diverse. My name is Renee Ramirez, Director of Human Resources for the Unified Government of Wyandotte County, Kansas City, Kansas.
An aerial shot shows buildings in Wyandotte County. Blue text appears on screen over a white banner. There is a Unified Government logo at the top.
ONSCREEN TEXT: Unified Government - Wyandotte County - Kansas City - Kansas
ONSCREEN TEXT: Organization
Unified Government of
Wyandotte County/ Kansas City, KS
ONSCREEN TEXT: Industry
Government Services
ONSCREEN TEXT: Established
1886
ONSCREEN TEXT: Number of Employees
2,300
A nameplate on a desk appears labeled, “J. Renee Ramirez”. It then pans up to reveal Renee working on her computer at her desk. Renee Ramirez speaks.
RENEE: We have 40 different departments here at the Unified Government. Each department serves a very, very unique role that makes us what we are today. We are serving our community in a way that they expect us to serve them.
Renee interviews before a white background.
RENEE: And I think the only way that we can do that is that we take ownership of our own health.
A sign on a building reads, “EMPLOYEE HEALTH CENTER”. “UNIFIED GOVERNMENT, ROAD TO WELLNESS”. Renee continues speaking.
RENEE: And I think that's where the concept of the on-site wellness center was born.
Renee interviews before a white background.
RENEE: We wanted our employees to be able to feel that…
A montage shows healthcare professional helping people. Renee continues speaking.
…they have a health care team that is there for them. You can be seen by a provider.
A sign on the wall reads, “PHARMACY”. A montage shows pharmacy workers filling prescriptions. Renee continues speaking.
RENEE: We have our own pharmacy that's on site that you can get your prescriptions right there. Providing easy access at a low cost was one of the drivers that we wanted to have for our employees.
Jennifer Washington works at her desk then interviews before a white screen. A blue bar slides into the bottom left of the screen, containing white text.
ONSCREEN TEXT: Jennifer Washington
Clerk’s Office
Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, K
JENNIFER: I've told so many people that don't feel good here, just go down the street. They'll help you. To me, it shows that they do care. They have so many programs. From the health center, you know, how to lose weight, how to eat correctly. It's the little things that matter.
Jason Haworth interviews before a white background. A blue bar slides into the bottom left of the screen, containing white text.
ONSCREEN TEXT: Jason Haworth
Business License Administrator
Unified Government of Wyandotte County/Kansas City, KS
JASON: I'm extremely grateful and thankful that they have that center there.
A montage shows a white car with a placard that reads, “Unified Government – Wyandotte County – Kansas City – Kansas”. Jason exits the car. Jason continues interviewing.
JASON: It's helped me better my personal health. And it's made it easier, all around just easier to keep up on your health.
RENEE: The support that we've been able to get from United Health Care has been tremendous.
A montage shows people working out in the wellness center.
RENEE: This 10,000 square foot facility, we were able to finish that off, give our employees the fitness center that they've always been asking for. And because of the wellness dollars and the support that we received from UnitedHealthcare, we were able to make that dream come true. They've been able to bring to the table programs that help us continue to enhance some of the benefits that our health insurance provides.
A montage shows Renee and other colleague in a meeting room.
RENEE: Every decision, every recommendation that they bring to us to consider is done very intentional because they know our workforce. It's important to prioritize the health and well-being of our workforce here at the Unified Government because these are the people that are taking care of the little things that the community needs.
A montage shows the health center building, people working out, and a sign on a wall that reads, “Unified Government – Wyandotte County – Kansas City – Kansas”.
RENEE: Having the health center, having the fitness center, having one of the richest benefit plans really shows our employees that we do care about them. We care about them. We value them. And without them, we can't do this.
Blue text appears over a white background revealing on word at a time.
ONSCREEN TEXT: There
for
what
matters
A blue u-shaped logo appears against a white background, followed by text.
ONSCREEN TEXT: United
Healthcare
uhc.com/employer
Small black text runs along the bottom of the screen.
ONSCREEN TEXT: This case study is true. Results will vary based on client specific
demographics and plan design. All trademarks are the property of their
respective owners. Insurance coverage provided by or through
UnitedHealthcare Insurance Company or its affiliates. Administrative
services provided by United HealthCare Services, Inc. or their affiliates.
ONSCREEN TEXT: © 2023 United HealthCare Services, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
11/23 23-2506196
ONSCREEN TEXT: E1232546785
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