Insight
October 15, 2026
A benefits leader’s guide to turning health benefits into action
Date posted
Oct 15, 2026
Written by
Brooke Ossenkop
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What should your health and wellbeing investment help employees accomplish? This free template helps benefits leaders define success and align their partners on actions and measurable results.
A screening result, a care recommendation, and an available benefit can all exist without a clear path for employees to follow through. When those connections are missing, HR often becomes the coordinator, and the value of your investment remains unclear.
Use this worksheet to identify one gap, evaluate what closing it would take, and build a plan your team and partners can own together.
Define the employee health actions and outcomes you want to achieve
Identify where support stops and what evidence is missing
Evaluate the value, cost, and effort of closing the gap
Compare renewing, improving, or replacing current support
Establish partner and HR responsibilities
Set measures and review dates to track progress
The worksheet follows PAVE, a four-step framework for defining the outcome, assessing the current experience, evaluating value, and turning engagement into action. For examples and guidance as you complete it, read the companion guide or watch the video.
Start with one priority. Bring the completed worksheet to your next partner review, renewal discussion, or implementation planning meeting.
With Navigate, culture, care, and clinical wellbeing work together to activate workforce health, connecting employees to the support they need and helping them follow through. Schedule a call.
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