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Charlotte County Named One of Florida’s 2025 Healthiest Employers

Charlotte County has been honored as one of the 2025 Healthiest Employers in Florida, a national awards program that recognizes organizations committed to enhancing employee well-being through creative and effective health and benefits initiatives.

The county’s Wellness at Work program supports the overall health of employees and their dependents by offering a variety of resources, programs, and activities designed to strengthen all eight dimensions of wellness — including physical, mental, social, and financial well-being.

“Providing our staff with access to quality physical and mental health services is one of my highest priorities,” said County Administrator Hector Flores. “Our ability to deliver excellent service to the community depends on a healthy, supported workforce. I’m proud that Charlotte County has been recognized as a leader in promoting employee wellness.”

This recognition underscores Charlotte County’s ongoing dedication to cultivating a workplace culture that values health, wellness, and work-life balance.

All honorees participated in the annual Healthiest Employers assessment, which evaluates organizations across six key categories — including strategy, culture, and outcomes — to determine rankings within their size group.

 Mental Health

​On the county's insurance:

  • ​​MY WELL-BEING:

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​​Di​​​fferent insurance, part-time, and seasonal:

​​​Mental Health Resources for all

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​First Responders:

Florida Launches Mental Health Hotline for First Responders: Attorney General Ashley Moody announced the statewide launch of the "First Responder Hope Line," a 24-hour confidential hotline to support Florida police, firefighters, and EMTs facing job-related trauma. The hotline, 1-866-4-FL-HERO (866-435-4376), and website, lasttoask.com, offer mental health assistance to address the high rates of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and depression among first responders. "We know that 34% of first responders in North America report experiencing depression, 30% experience anxiety," said Moody at a press conference in Tampa. ​

Veteran Support Line​​ Resource:

Cigna’s Veteran Support Line provides a wide range of assistance for veterans, as well as their caregivers and families, whether they are Cigna customers or not. The Veteran Support Line is free and confidential, and available 24/7/365 toll-free at 855.244.6211.

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