GITNUXREPORT 2025

Remote And Hybrid Work In The Wellness Industry Statistics

Remote and hybrid work boosts wellness industry innovation, engagement, and accessibility.

Jannik Linder

Co-Founder of Gitnux, specialized in content and tech since 2016.

First published: April 29, 2025

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60% of clients in wellness sectors feel more engaged with virtual consultations

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48% of clients reported increased convenience for online wellness sessions

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62% of wellness consumers prefer booking online rather than in-person

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47% of wellness providers reported a rise in online class enrollments

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48% of wellness practitioners experienced challenges with client engagement online

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62% of wellness consumers report higher satisfaction with virtual fitness classes

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58% of wellness businesses reported a decrease in no-shows with virtual bookings

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69% of wellness clients prefer virtual coaching for ongoing wellness goals

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82% of wellness businesses increased their social media presence during remote shift periods

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45% of wellness practitioners reported difficulty in building personal rapport remotely

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63% of wellness clients feel more motivated when sessions are virtual during busy schedules

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52% of wellness businesses utilize online forums or communities for client engagement

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59% of wellness businesses increased their digital content production to keep clients engaged remotely

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66% of wellness consumers report higher overall satisfaction with virtual wellness services

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67% of wellness businesses use online surveys to gather client feedback remotely

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63% of wellness consumers report higher engagement with virtual meditation apps

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58% of wellness clients engage more consistently with wellness apps when sessions are virtual

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58% of wellness clients attend virtual wellness retreats or workshops

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57% of wellness consumers reported that remote wellness services helped reduce their overall stress levels

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68% of wellness industry employees work remotely at least part of the time

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55% of wellness businesses reported increased productivity due to remote work arrangements

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72% of wellness industry professionals prefer hybrid work models

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65% of wellness industry employees reported better work-life balance while working remotely

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42% of wellness workers experienced improved mental health working from home

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66% of wellness practitioners believe remote work leads to higher client retention

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55% of wellness businesses report challenges in maintaining team cohesion remotely

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60% of wellness industry employees believe remote work enhances creativity

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49% of wellness consumers value the flexibility of remote wellness options

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60% of wellness companies reported positive impacts on employee satisfaction from remote work policies

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70% of wellness industry employees cite reduced burnout with flexible remote work options

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75% of wellness industry leaders believe remote work has enhanced accessibility for underserved populations

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63% of wellness consumers prefer to access meditation or mindfulness sessions remotely

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70% of wellness industry employees utilize mobile apps for client management

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59% of wellness consumers value convenience more than cost in remote services

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54% of wellness practitioners experience improved documentation and record-keeping through digital tools

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59% of wellness industry employees report fewer office-related distractions at home, leading to better focus

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80% of wellness consumers attend virtual workshops or seminars for their wellness education

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50% of wellness practitioners believe remote work allows more consistent client follow-up

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68% of wellness industry employees saw an increase in mental health awareness and training during remote work shifts

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43% of wellness practitioners report remaining skeptical about fully remote therapy effectiveness

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55% of wellness industry workers experienced improved self-care routines working remotely

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77% of wellness companies increased training on virtual communication skills

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69% of wellness consumers sought remote wellness options due to convenience during busy schedules

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60% of wellness practitioners reported a rise in digital detox practice promotion remotely

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74% of wellness industry leaders see remote work as a driver for innovation

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76% of wellness practitioners found remote work allowed for more personalized client programs

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72% of wellness organizations increased their focus on digital literacy training for staff

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65% of wellness industry employees report feeling more autonomous working remotely

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69% of wellness consumers prefer on-demand wellness content accessible remotely

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75% of wellness industry leaders believe remote and hybrid models will become standard practice

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49% of wellness practitioners report that remote working has improved their ability to provide flexible scheduling

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54% of wellness consumers preferred virtual wellness consultations for privacy reasons

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65% of wellness practitioners believe remote work has led to more innovative therapeutic approaches

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73% of wellness organizations plan to sustain remote work policies long-term

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67% of wellness industry employees have undergone remote working training

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45% of wellness practitioners invested in home office equipment during the pandemic

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52% of wellness businesses saw a decrease in overhead costs with remote work

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58% of wellness industry startups launched during the pandemic chose remote-first models

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55% of wellness firms expanded into virtual reality wellness experiences

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67% of wellness industry companies invested in cybersecurity to protect remote data

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65% of wellness businesses are planning to upgrade their telehealth infrastructure in the next year

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71% of wellness organizations plan to incorporate hybrid models permanently

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63% of wellness businesses increased their investment in digital content marketing during remote operations

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70% of wellness executives plan to maintain or expand remote work policies post-pandemic

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72% of wellness organizations plan to implement more remote work policies in the coming years

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78% of wellness companies adopted digital health tools to enable remote services

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80% of wellness coaches transitioned to virtual formats with little difficulty

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74% of wellness practitioners use telehealth platforms regularly

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65% of wellness firms increased their digital marketing efforts during remote work shifts

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58% of wellness practitioners experienced a reduction in commute times, leading to more session availability

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53% of wellness consumers feel more comfortable discussing personal health virtually

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49% of wellness practitioners report difficulty in providing hands-on therapy remotely

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65% of wellness clinics saw increased appointment bookings through telehealth options

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59% of wellness entrepreneurs plan to scale their remote service offerings in the next year

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50% of wellness providers experienced an increase in international clients through remote services

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45% of wellness practitioners offer hybrid models combining virtual and in-person sessions

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64% of wellness industry companies report increased innovation due to remote collaboration

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67% of wellness practitioners view remote work as an opportunity for global outreach

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54% of wellness firms reported needing new training programs for remote service delivery

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78% of wellness companies report that remote work has reduced geographic barriers to hiring talent

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61% of wellness consumers have used online platforms for mental health support

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73% of wellness industry startups rely on remote collaboration tools from inception

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58% of wellness companies reported an increase in bilingual or multilingual service offerings remotely

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50% of wellness businesses offer online group therapy or support circles

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48% of wellness practitioners experienced challenges with internet connectivity during remote sessions

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55% of wellness providers see remote delivery as reducing geographic and transportation barriers for clients

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61% of wellness practitioners report an increase in digital resource development during remote transition

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67% of wellness companies have seen a growth in virtual health coaching services

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70% of wellness organizations increased use of online payment and booking systems during remote work shifts

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62% of wellness practitioners utilize online performance tracking tools to monitor client progress remotely

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Key Highlights

68% of wellness industry employees work remotely at least part of the time
55% of wellness businesses reported increased productivity due to remote work arrangements
72% of wellness industry professionals prefer hybrid work models
60% of clients in wellness sectors feel more engaged with virtual consultations
45% of wellness practitioners invested in home office equipment during the pandemic
78% of wellness companies adopted digital health tools to enable remote services
65% of wellness industry employees reported better work-life balance while working remotely
52% of wellness businesses saw a decrease in overhead costs with remote work
48% of clients reported increased convenience for online wellness sessions
42% of wellness workers experienced improved mental health working from home
70% of wellness executives plan to maintain or expand remote work policies post-pandemic
66% of wellness practitioners believe remote work leads to higher client retention
58% of wellness industry startups launched during the pandemic chose remote-first models

The wellness industry is experiencing a transformative shift, with over two-thirds of professionals working remotely, boosting productivity, engagement, and mental health—all while reshaping how clients access and experience wellness services worldwide.

Client Engagement and Satisfaction in Wellness Services

60% of clients in wellness sectors feel more engaged with virtual consultations
48% of clients reported increased convenience for online wellness sessions
62% of wellness consumers prefer booking online rather than in-person
47% of wellness providers reported a rise in online class enrollments
48% of wellness practitioners experienced challenges with client engagement online
62% of wellness consumers report higher satisfaction with virtual fitness classes
58% of wellness businesses reported a decrease in no-shows with virtual bookings
69% of wellness clients prefer virtual coaching for ongoing wellness goals
82% of wellness businesses increased their social media presence during remote shift periods
45% of wellness practitioners reported difficulty in building personal rapport remotely
63% of wellness clients feel more motivated when sessions are virtual during busy schedules
52% of wellness businesses utilize online forums or communities for client engagement
59% of wellness businesses increased their digital content production to keep clients engaged remotely
66% of wellness consumers report higher overall satisfaction with virtual wellness services
67% of wellness businesses use online surveys to gather client feedback remotely
63% of wellness consumers report higher engagement with virtual meditation apps
58% of wellness clients engage more consistently with wellness apps when sessions are virtual
58% of wellness clients attend virtual wellness retreats or workshops
57% of wellness consumers reported that remote wellness services helped reduce their overall stress levels

Client Engagement and Satisfaction in Wellness Services Interpretation

As the wellness industry pivots toward pixels and pixels, data reveals that while virtual sessions boost engagement and satisfaction—saving time and reducing no-shows—practitioners must navigate the challenge of building genuine rapport in a digital domain.

Employee and Practitioner Preferences and Attitudes

68% of wellness industry employees work remotely at least part of the time
55% of wellness businesses reported increased productivity due to remote work arrangements
72% of wellness industry professionals prefer hybrid work models
65% of wellness industry employees reported better work-life balance while working remotely
42% of wellness workers experienced improved mental health working from home
66% of wellness practitioners believe remote work leads to higher client retention
55% of wellness businesses report challenges in maintaining team cohesion remotely
60% of wellness industry employees believe remote work enhances creativity
49% of wellness consumers value the flexibility of remote wellness options
60% of wellness companies reported positive impacts on employee satisfaction from remote work policies
70% of wellness industry employees cite reduced burnout with flexible remote work options
75% of wellness industry leaders believe remote work has enhanced accessibility for underserved populations
63% of wellness consumers prefer to access meditation or mindfulness sessions remotely
70% of wellness industry employees utilize mobile apps for client management
59% of wellness consumers value convenience more than cost in remote services
54% of wellness practitioners experience improved documentation and record-keeping through digital tools
59% of wellness industry employees report fewer office-related distractions at home, leading to better focus
80% of wellness consumers attend virtual workshops or seminars for their wellness education
50% of wellness practitioners believe remote work allows more consistent client follow-up
68% of wellness industry employees saw an increase in mental health awareness and training during remote work shifts
43% of wellness practitioners report remaining skeptical about fully remote therapy effectiveness
55% of wellness industry workers experienced improved self-care routines working remotely
77% of wellness companies increased training on virtual communication skills
69% of wellness consumers sought remote wellness options due to convenience during busy schedules
60% of wellness practitioners reported a rise in digital detox practice promotion remotely
74% of wellness industry leaders see remote work as a driver for innovation
76% of wellness practitioners found remote work allowed for more personalized client programs
72% of wellness organizations increased their focus on digital literacy training for staff
65% of wellness industry employees report feeling more autonomous working remotely
69% of wellness consumers prefer on-demand wellness content accessible remotely
75% of wellness industry leaders believe remote and hybrid models will become standard practice
49% of wellness practitioners report that remote working has improved their ability to provide flexible scheduling
54% of wellness consumers preferred virtual wellness consultations for privacy reasons
65% of wellness practitioners believe remote work has led to more innovative therapeutic approaches
73% of wellness organizations plan to sustain remote work policies long-term
67% of wellness industry employees have undergone remote working training

Employee and Practitioner Preferences and Attitudes Interpretation

With 68% of wellness industry employees working remotely and 75% of industry leaders predicting hybrid models as the future norm, it's clear that the industry is thriving on flexibility—enhancing mental health, boosting productivity, and expanding access—yet still navigating the challenge of maintaining team cohesion in a digitally connected, yet physically distanced, world.

Investment and Infrastructure in Wellness Practices

45% of wellness practitioners invested in home office equipment during the pandemic
52% of wellness businesses saw a decrease in overhead costs with remote work
58% of wellness industry startups launched during the pandemic chose remote-first models
55% of wellness firms expanded into virtual reality wellness experiences
67% of wellness industry companies invested in cybersecurity to protect remote data
65% of wellness businesses are planning to upgrade their telehealth infrastructure in the next year
71% of wellness organizations plan to incorporate hybrid models permanently
63% of wellness businesses increased their investment in digital content marketing during remote operations

Investment and Infrastructure in Wellness Practices Interpretation

As the wellness industry pivots toward remote and hybrid models—with many investing in virtual experiences, cybersecurity, and digital marketing—it’s clear that health and self-care are increasingly becoming a digital enterprise where balance now means digital convenience and data protection.

Organizational Strategies and Future Planning

70% of wellness executives plan to maintain or expand remote work policies post-pandemic
72% of wellness organizations plan to implement more remote work policies in the coming years

Organizational Strategies and Future Planning Interpretation

With 70% of wellness executives vowing to uphold or expand remote work and 72% planning to implement more, the industry is embracing a future where wellness and work-life balance are seamlessly integrated—proof that health isn't just a goal, but a flexible, evolving journey.

Remote Work and Telehealth Adoption

78% of wellness companies adopted digital health tools to enable remote services
80% of wellness coaches transitioned to virtual formats with little difficulty
74% of wellness practitioners use telehealth platforms regularly
65% of wellness firms increased their digital marketing efforts during remote work shifts
58% of wellness practitioners experienced a reduction in commute times, leading to more session availability
53% of wellness consumers feel more comfortable discussing personal health virtually
49% of wellness practitioners report difficulty in providing hands-on therapy remotely
65% of wellness clinics saw increased appointment bookings through telehealth options
59% of wellness entrepreneurs plan to scale their remote service offerings in the next year
50% of wellness providers experienced an increase in international clients through remote services
45% of wellness practitioners offer hybrid models combining virtual and in-person sessions
64% of wellness industry companies report increased innovation due to remote collaboration
67% of wellness practitioners view remote work as an opportunity for global outreach
54% of wellness firms reported needing new training programs for remote service delivery
78% of wellness companies report that remote work has reduced geographic barriers to hiring talent
61% of wellness consumers have used online platforms for mental health support
73% of wellness industry startups rely on remote collaboration tools from inception
58% of wellness companies reported an increase in bilingual or multilingual service offerings remotely
50% of wellness businesses offer online group therapy or support circles
48% of wellness practitioners experienced challenges with internet connectivity during remote sessions
55% of wellness providers see remote delivery as reducing geographic and transportation barriers for clients
61% of wellness practitioners report an increase in digital resource development during remote transition
67% of wellness companies have seen a growth in virtual health coaching services
70% of wellness organizations increased use of online payment and booking systems during remote work shifts
62% of wellness practitioners utilize online performance tracking tools to monitor client progress remotely

Remote Work and Telehealth Adoption Interpretation

With wellness businesses embracing digital tools at an unprecedented pace—conquering geographic barriers, boosting innovation, and expanding global reach—it's clear that remote and hybrid models have not only transformed client engagement but also revolutionized the industry's very definition of accessible well-being.