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AT&T · Employer portal

Employer Executive Overview

Connecting employee health, workforce performance, and financial outcomes.

Sample data
Financial optimization
$40M vs $10M
Gross GLP-1 cost vs. modeled employer payment — Y1
Modeled
Healthcare expenditure
$18.4M
10-yr annual average
Modeled
Medical offset
$10.0M
10-yr annual average
Modeled
Workforce value
$17.0M
10-yr annual average
Modeled
12-month treatment retention
55%
Treatment retention at 12 months
Observed
Employer payment alignment
75%
75% lower modeled Year 1 payments vs. gross program cost
Modeled
Program Overview2 min

Illustrative Planning Inputs — Pending Population Reconciliation

Sample data
Total associates
100,000
Full-time associates
100,000
Covered lives (active)
100,000
GLP-1 eligible
30,000

Benefits eligibility and covered lives are separately defined variables. Do not automatically classify all full-time associates as covered lives. Benefits eligibility and covered lives are separately defined variables.

Year 1 Enrollment Target

Max 30%
Denominator (explicitly identified)
Min 2% · Max 30%
2%
of 100,000
Year 1 enrolled members:2,000

Active denominator: Benefits-eligible covered lives (100,000). All dependent calculations — segment table, financial model, and chart — update from this enrollment target.

Covered lives
100,000
Participation
6.7%
Year 1 enrollment as a share of the eligible population.
Year 1 treatment initiations
8,191
Excludes treatment restarts.
12-month treatment retention
55%
What does the program deliver?

Clinically guided GLP-1 and metabolic optimization access for eligible AT&T associates.

How does participation develop?

Phased enrollment with gradual uptake, allowing program costs and operational capacity to scale progressively.

How does AT&T realize value?

Modeled health and workforce benefits continue accumulating as participating members progress through treatment and maintenance.

Therapy Modeling Assumptions

Key parameters driving treatment participation and value accumulation

Sample data
Average Time on Therapy
6 months
Year 1 Initiation
15%
of never-treated population
Subsequent Annual Initiation
9%
of remaining never-treated
Monthly Employee Churn
2.8%
Employee turnover, not treatment discontinuation
Avg. Employee Tenure
14 years
Modeling assumption — not observed statistic

All figures illustrative. Churn rate is employee turnover, not treatment discontinuation. Tenure is a modeling assumption, not an observed AT&T workforce statistic.

Workforce Segment Comparison — Average Annual

30% eligibility scenario · 20% Year 10 participation target · model-derived annual averages by segment share

10-Year AvgSample data
SegmentEligibleParticipation (% of eligible)Avg Annual PayRXEconomic ValueValue / investment
Retail Operations18,60013.3%$13.39M$18.38M1.37×
Distribution & Supply Chain6,60013.3%$4.75M$6.52M1.37×
Corporate & Administrative3,60013.3%$2.59M$3.56M1.37×
Other Eligible Operations1,20013.3%$864K$1.19M1.37×
Total30,00013.3%$21.60M$29.64M1.37×

10-year annual average for the 30% eligibility scenario with a revised 20% Year 10 participation target (of eligible population). Investment and value model-derived from per-member economics ($5,400 cost, $1,708 medical offset, $8,146 workforce value per treated employee) and distributed by segment enrollment share. Year 10 enrollment target: 6% of covered lives = 20% of eligible. Participation calculated independently per segment using each segment's eligible population as the denominator.

Primary takeaway

A phased workforce health investment with modeled value that develops and compounds over time.

Executive performance indicators

Sample data
Financial optimization
$40M vs $10M
Gross GLP-1 cost vs. modeled employer payment — Y1
Modeled
Healthcare expenditure
$18.4M
10-yr annual average
Modeled
Medical offset
$10.0M
10-yr annual average
Modeled
Workforce value
$17.0M
10-yr annual average
Modeled
12-month treatment retention
55%
Treatment retention at 12 months
Observed
Employer payment alignment
75%
75% lower modeled Year 1 payments vs. gross program cost
Modeled
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All figures illustrative · synthetic data · not validated financial results

Employee Privacy Protected by Design

Employer reporting is designed to present aggregate workforce and health-program insights without exposing individual clinical records. Small-group reporting restrictions help reduce the risk of employee identification.

Sample dataPrivacy-restricted reporting

Aggregated information is not described as HIPAA-de-identified unless applicable de-identification requirements have been satisfied and verified.

Sample Data — Demonstration Only. Fictional data, not actual patient records or validated outcomes.