We Wish you Well!
The Well-Being program is wishing us well this year and beyond!
To help make our wellness more than a wish, a Manager Toolkit is now available. This toolkit is designed to help you utilize creative ways to encourage your teams and peers easily complete the Well-Being Index. Feel free to use this toolkit, whether you are a manager of many or an individual contributor. We Wish you Well!
Access the Manager Toolkit today.
Invest Five Minutes in Yourself - Take the Well-Being Index
If there has ever been a time to prioritize taking care of ourselves, it is now. We know that in order to care for others, we must be well.
Providers and co-workers at Caldwell, Chatham, Johnston, UNC Medical Center, UNC Physicians Network, the UNC School of Medicine, UNC REX Healthcare, and UNC Rockingham Health Care are encouraged to use the Well-Being Index to complete a 9-question self-assessment of your stress and well-being.

- Upon completion of the Well-Being Index, you will receive immediate, individualized feedback, including local and national resources, to address your well-being needs.
- The Well-Being Index is anonymous and confidential - your personal information is not shared.
- The Well-Being Program is sent completely de-identified and aggregated data only by specialty and entity so that the team can best respond and offer interventions as needed to support and improve Well-Being.
Click here to take the assessment.
About the Well-Being Index
The Well-Being Index is a tool developed by researchers at the Mayo Clinic to track wellness among medical professionals and other high-stress professions. Learn more.
About the UNC Health Care and UNC School of Medicine Integrated Well-Being Program
We want to ensure your well-being and make UNC Health Care and the UNC 
School of Medicine among the best places to work in America.
As such, our rollout of the Well-Being Index is sponsored and offered through the Well-Being Program - learn more at https://www.unchealthcare.org/wellbeing.
** While the Well-Being Index is being expanded across UNC Health Care, it will be available normally to those already using it in the School of Medicine.