When office life came to a screeching halt last March, working from home, Zoom meetings, and virtual programs looked to be a temporary situation. Here we are, almost a year later, and that’s what life continues to look like for many in the workplace. In fact, in a recent survey conducted with employers at Blue Zones Project Approved® worksites in Fort Worth, more than 65% of respondents said they were either still working exclusively from home or on a hybrid schedule. Only 34% reported having gone back to the office exclusively. Fortunately, the virtual programs and tools Blue Zones Project developed following the shutdown have enabled us to continue to provide worksites and their employees with the resources needed to promote and practice better well-being – no matter where they are. Throughout 2021, we’ll continue to offer a variety of workshops, content, and materials that can be utilized at home, in the office, or anywhere in between.

Precision Chiropractic is the first chiropractic clinic in Fort Worth to become a Blue Zones Project Participating Organization and is helping improve community well-being.

Many people find the arts to be healing—and science backs them up, with research connecting support for the arts with greater well-being in the community. Fort Worth’s Amon Carter Museum of American Art is taking an extra step to promote health and happiness, joining the growing Blue Zones Project® movement for longer, better lives.

Apex Capital was one of the first worksites in Fort Worth to become Blue Zones Project Approved™ and is setting the bar for wellness in the workplace.

As the primary sponsor of Blue Zones Project Fort Worth, Texas Health Resources is leading the communitywide well-being improvement movement.