About Us
Health Fairs Direct offers a virtual online health fair which allows employees to interact with live professionals from work, home, or from remote locations. Companies can determine which professionals they want available during their online event. Employees can sign up for time slots in advance, or they can participate in the open-room format which allows multiple employees to enter a live chat with a professional at one time.
Virtual Health Fair Features
Video Library
Explore an informational library paired with links to other interactive health pages and online assessments.
Talk Live
Have the ability to talk live with health professionals such as Dietitians, Nutritionists, Nurses, Health Coaches, Lifestyle Coaches, Personal Trainers, Yoga/Stretching Demos, Financial Wellness including your Insurance Representatives.
Library & Links
Explore an informational library links to other interactive health pages and online assessments online.
Mini Challenges
Mini challenges which can be completed in a day or over the course of the week -starting from the date of your event.
Keys to a Successful Virtual Health Fair
Wellness Now
Attending a health fair not only allows employees to learn how to improve their future health, but it also leaves them with the drive to feel better than when they walked in. In other words, your employees will leave the health fair with the instant urge to pursue a healthier life.
Forward-Looking
Offer a wide variety of events to help employees achieve and maintain wellness
Engagement
Absorbing content through a computer screen makes it difficult to grip. Virtual health fairs are therefore at a greater risk of attendees being disengaged from the content. Thus, virtual health fairs must include elements that make paying attention effortlessly.
Attendance
Virtual health fairs tend to have higher attendance than on-site counterparts. However, even if the fair is virtual, there are a few steps to take to ensure your audience. Your employees will only attend the event if they know about it. Make sure you announce it at least a month in advance. You can easily inform employees about the event by e-mail, posters, and flyers. After the event starts, consider posting on social media. Recording your event will allow you to provide employees with access to them at any time, even if they can't attend it live. This will allow your employees to attend virtual sessions whenever it is convenient for them