By: Richard L. Smith
In a move towards promoting wellness in the workplace, the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office, together with the Morris County Commissioners, recently participated in the Allied Health Diagnostics New Jersey Save a Life Mobile Program.
This health initiative, which took place from February 26 through February 28, 2024, underscores the commitment of both entities to officer and employee health, aligning with the New Jersey Attorney General’s Resiliency Directive.
The event aimed to provide comprehensive medical diagnostics to ensure the well-being of all participants.
The range of tests offered included cardiopulmonary function testing, circulation assessment, pre-cancer screening, EKG, vascular testing, post-COVID testing, and an allergy panel test.
This initiative is part of the Morris County Prosecutor’s Office's broader effort to foster a healthy work environment through proactive health and wellness programs.
For more information regarding this health initiative, media inquiries can be directed to mknab@co.morris.nj.us.
This event not only highlights the importance of health and wellness in high-stress professions but also sets a precedent for other organizations to follow suit in prioritizing the well-being of their workforce.