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At GE Appliances, we’re powered by our people. In turn, we want to empower our people and their families with meaningful benefits and wellbeing resources. GEAWellWithin.com opens an access point unlike any other for you to explore all the good things that come with working for a world-class manufacturer.
What Employees are Saying
You Wouldn’t Believe It If I Told You
Brian Duggan overcame a violent and unstable childhood to become a successful senior infrastructure architect. His story highlights the power of resilience and helping others. Despite losing 17 friends to suicide, he emphasizes facing challenges directly and seeking support from friends who will challenge you. Brian’s journey is a testament to strength and determination.
A Day of Remembrance and Renewal
August 23 is a day of profound significance for our family, marking both the loss of Uncle David to suicide and the birth of his grandson. This poignant story reflects on the intertwined emotions of grief and gratitude, highlighting the enduring legacy of love and the importance of mental health awareness.
Connecting the Dots
Bonnie Jenkins shares her story of her friend and co-worker’s death by suicide.
I Could Have Died
Dr. Bucco took quick action before it was too late for Amber Ramirez, showing just how powerful early detection and follow-up care can be.
Pain-free is Possible
Abbi Sullivan is proof: getting help couldn’t be simpler with CareATC’s convenient virtual care.
Sound Mind in Sound Body
After her daughter left for college, Madhavi found strength and joy through daily yoga—building habits that nourish both mind and body.
Starting Point
We believe information is power. When it comes to your health, information not only prevents disease but more importantly, helps you live a fuller life. Read wellbeing news handpicked for GE Appliances employees and their families.
Holiday Boundaries Made Easier
Navigate the season with simple ways to protect your peace!
Light Up Your Mood This Winter
As the days grow shorter and darker, many people notice their mood and energy start to dip. This change isn’t just in your head — it’s a real condition called Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) that affects millions of Americans each year. The good news? Small, intentional changes in light exposure, daily routines, and self-care can help lift your mood and keep you feeling your best all winter long.
Rest Well. Work Well. Live Well.
Sleep is more than rest — it’s recovery for your body and mind. During National Sleep Awareness Month, take time to understand how sleep (or lack of it) impacts your mood, focus, and overall health. Whether you work day shift or overnight, learning how to reset your sleep routine can improve your energy, safety, and well-being both on and off the job.
Step Up for Your Health: Focusing on Diabetes Awareness This November
November is Diabetes Awareness Month, a reminder to take charge of your health — especially for those who spend long hours on their feet. Diabetes often goes unnoticed, but early detection can prevent serious health problems down the road. This month, learn the signs, protect your feet, and discover the simple steps and resources available right here at work to help you stay strong and healthy.
Behind Closed Doors: Shedding Light on Domestic Violence
Domestic violence affects millions across all genders, races, and communities—yet it often remains hidden. By learning the signs, understanding its impact, and starting compassionate conversations, we can break stigma, support survivors, and connect them with life-saving resources.
Sober October: What 30 Days Without Alcohol Can Do
Sober October encourages people to step back from drinking for 30 days, offering benefits like better sleep, stronger immunity, clearer skin, and improved mood. It’s also an opportunity to reflect on your relationship with alcohol and explore healthier lifestyle choices.
