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BeWell@Stanford

An employee incentive program that encourages Stanford employees and their families to live a healthy lifestyle.

Make time for wellness

Finding time for wellness can be challenging. BeWell makes it easier ...

Decluttering: Less is more

Living with clutter can be a sign of mere disorganization or, at an extreme level, a mental disorder.

Have a heart

Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the U.S. and worldwide. Shouldn't you know your risks and how to manage them?

Health questions?

Stanford health librarians vet medical information and offer customized answers to your medical questions.

Facilities

Learn about the exercise facilities available around campus.

Mission

BeWell@Stanford serves as the overarching health and wellness resource for Stanford University. By facilitating a culture of wellness at Stanford, we encourage individuals, departments and families to adopt and maintain healthy lifestyle behaviors.

Poll

When your home gets cluttered, does it affect your well-being?:

Not at all. In fact, it’s a waste of precious time to clear the clutter.

Not very much. The more personal objects abound, the more comforted I feel.

Somewhat. I can take a little clutter, but too much gets on my nerves.

Yes, because I get embarrassed if my home is too cluttered, and that is stressful.

Yes. Although the clutter doesn’t bother me, it annoys my family, so that stresses me out.

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