Health and Well-Being

UC recognizes that the success of the University’s mission is critically linked to the physical health and well-being of the faculty, staff, and their family members. The University offers a number of wellness services and resources to faculty, staff, and students, including employee assistance, disability assistance, ergonomics, health and wellness, work-related medical treatment, and work-life services.

Berkeley Recreation & Well-being

Berkeley Recreation & Well-Being is one of the Bay Area’s most complete sports and fitness membership programs open to Cal students, faculty, staff, and the community. The Stadium Fitness Center, one of the many Berkeley Recreation and Well-Being Facilities, is conveniently located right across Haas. Visit Berkeley Recreation & Well-Being’s website for membership information for staff and faculty.

Be Well At Work

The Be Well At Work Wellness Program strives to create a healthy work environment through integrated programs designed to provide tools for healthy lifestyles, preventing injury and illness, and contributing to higher performance, morale, and job satisfaction.  They work to build a workplace culture that makes the healthy choice the easy choice.

University Health Services Faculty/Staff Programs

University Health Services Faculty/Staff Programs provide services including employee assistance, disability assistance, ergonomics, health and wellness, work-related medical treatment and work/life services.

Employee Assistance Program (EAP)

Employee Assistance offers assistance with a wide range of issues, including: child and teenager problems, work related stress, elder and dependent adult care, and more. In addition to services to individuals, EAP also provides free and confidential consultation and training services for faculty and staff management and campus administration related to behavioral health problems such as mental illness, chemical dependency, interpersonal problems, employee deaths, threats of violence, work stress and change management, etc., that impact workplace functioning.