Introduction: Workplace On-Site Healthcare as a Catalyst for Cost Savings and Improved Productivity Company Planning for Healthcare and Employees' Participation in the Planning and in the "Plan" The Myth of the Company Doctor Components and Complements to On-Site Healthcare:Planning to Plan The On-Site Program: What and Who Are In and Out? Why? Cost Savings, Cost Avoidance, and Confidence Levels The Quest for a Dependable Return on Investment: Claims Analysis The Quest for a Dependable Return on Investment: Key Assumptions and Drivers The Quest for a Dependable Return on Investment: Benef t and Program Design The Healthcare "Buy": Determine What to Purchase by First Figuring Out What Not to Purchase Electronic Medical Records, Personal Electronic Health Records, the Medical Home, and the Medical Homeless Legal Issues: Contracting and Regulatory Challenges Working with Hospitals Rather than against Them Utilizing Local Physicians as the Primary Care Anchors Pharmacy, Pharmacy Benefit Managers, and Other Mysteries Employees, Consumerism, and the Illusion of Choice Ambulatory Care Nuts and Bolts: Site Design and Function Workforce and Population Analysis: Prevention, Intervention, Wellness, Disease Management,and the Care Management Team Special Situations and Some Solutions (Middlemen, Brokers, Third-Party Administrators, and Consultants) Working with Vendors: The Request for Proposal and Its Application to the Development Process Political and Functional Barriers to Establishing an On-Site Medical Service Involving Other Businesses as Customers of the On-Site Program The Future of On-Site Services and the On-Site Industry Appendices: Book References and Interviews Claims Request (Complete Listing) Pro Forma Example On-Site Provider Listing Workplace On-Site Program Consultants and Resources.