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A smarter way to support your workforce.

STI Health & Wellness partners with government, state, and commercial organizations to deliver a fully independent, HIPAA-compliant Employee Assistance Program at no individual cost to your employees.

What employers do

Select and configure the EAP program

Enable and promote employee access

Distribute communication materials

Monitor aggregate utilization outcomes

Optimize the program over time

What employers do not do

View individual employee interactions

Access clinical notes or service requests

Track who used the site or why

Receive alerts for appointments or crises

Use EAP data for employment decisions

Overview

What employers do and don't do

As an employer partner, your role is to select, configure, and promote the EAP then step back. The program is intentionally designed so that employees can access support privately and independently, without any employer involvement in individual interactions.

How it works

The employer workflow

Here is how the EAP partnership works from your organization's perspective, from initial contracting through ongoing program optimization.

Program governance & optimization

Using aggregate insights, your organization can make strategic adjustments to improve program effectiveness over time.

  • Adjust promotion strategy and communication cadence

  • Modify session counts or service mix as needed

  • Use insights for wellbeing planning

  • Address burnout and retention initiatives

   Employer visibility: Full — macro view only   

Aggregate reporting & data review

This is the primary ongoing employer interaction, reviewing de-identified, aggregate program data to assess utilization and workforce needs.

  • Overall utilization rate (% of workforce)

  • Service categories used: stress, family, legal, financial

  • Modality mix: phone, video, in-person

  • Satisfaction scores: averaged and anonymous

   Employer visibility: Aggregate only — no individual data   

Critical incident support (if triggered)

If a workplace incident occurs, such as a death, act of violence, or disaster, your organization can contact STI directly to activate specialized group support.

  • On-site or virtual group support sessions

  • Manager and leadership consultations

  • Specialized communications for your workforce

   Employer-initiated — does not expose individual usage   

Employee access hands-off phase

Once the program is live, employees access the EAP directly and independently. This separation is intentional and legally critical.

 

  • Employees access the EAP website or 800 number directly

  • Employees authenticate discreetly using their employer code

  • Employees self-select services without employer involvement

   Employer visibility: None — intentional   

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Communication & promotion

STI provides you with everything you need to promote the EAP effectively across your organization.

  • EAP website link and employer access code

  • Posters, emails, and intranet-ready copy

  • Crisis cards and wallet materials

  • Recommended promotion schedule: onboarding, open enrollment, ongoing campaigns

   Employer visibility: Full   

Program configuration & setup

Your organization provides the information needed for STI to configure your program correctly — without exposing individual employee data.

  • Company identifiers, locations, and workforce size

  • Eligibility rules apply to employees, household members, and retirees

  • Authentication method: company access code, SSO, or domain validation

   Employer visibility: Full   

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Vendor selection & contracting

Your organization evaluates STI Health & Wellness as an EAP provider and defines your program's coverage scope.

  • Define number of sessions per employee per year

  • Select service types: counseling, legal, financial, wellness, engagement & resilience, leadership training

  • Choose modalities: in-person, phone, or video

  • Sign Business Associate Agreement and confidentiality agreements

  • Use insights for wellbeing planning and Health strategy

  Employer visibility: Full   

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What's included in reports

Overall utilization rate (% of workforce)

Service categories used at aggregate level

Appointment mix: phone, video, in-person

Satisfaction scores: averaged and anonymous

Trend comparisons over time

 What is never included

Employee names or identities

Identifiable demographics

Individual session outcomes

Session-level detail or clinical notes

Reason for accessing the EAP

Reporting

What you see and what stays private

Employer reporting is designed to give you the program-level insights you need while fully protecting individual employee privacy.

Employer journey map

Your role at every phase

A clear summary of employer involvement and intentional non-involvement at each stage of the EAP program.

PHASE

Vendor selection

Setup & configuration

Communication

Employee use

Service delivery

Reporting

Optimization

EMPLOYER ROLE

Contracting and compliance

Eligibility rules and access method

Promotion and education

None (intentional)

None

Aggregate review only

Strategic changes

VISIBILITY

Full

Full

Full

None

None

Limited

Full (macro view)

Why STI Health & Wellness

How organizations think about the EAP

Employers who partner with STI Health & Wellness consistently describe the EAP as more than a benefit, it's a strategic tool for workforce health, risk management, and organizational culture.

A confidential front door employees control

Employees access support on their own terms privately, voluntarily, and without any employer involvement. This builds trust and increases utilization.

A risk mitigation tool

Early intervention through the EAP reduces workplace escalations, absenteeism, and the downstream costs of untreated personal or financial stress.

A benefits utilization asset

Aggregate reporting gives your HR and benefits teams the data they need to demonstrate program value and inform workforce wellbeing strategy.

A culture signal

"We support you" — offering a robust, independent EAP signals to employees that their well-being matters, which supports retention and engagement.

What the EAP is not

The EAP is not a management or performance tool. Employer access to individual employee EAP data is prohibited by design — this is what makes the program trusted and effective.

At a glance

How the EAP works

A high-level overview of the EAP flow, from your organization's setup to ongoing program improvement.

Employer improves program strategy

Adjust coverage, promotion, and wellbeing planning

Employer receives aggregate reports

Utilization %, service categories, satisfaction scores no names

EAP delivers services privately

Confidential sessions, no employer visibility

Employee uses EAP independently

Private access, employer sees nothing at this stage

Employer communicates access

Posters, emails, intranet copy, crisis cards

Employer selects & configures EAP

Contracting, eligibility rules, access method

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