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Assessment Instructions
The Scantic Valley
Regional Health Trust is pleased to announce a new Diabetes Care Rewards
Program being offered to all employees and their family members who are on a
Scantic Valley Regional Health Trust health plan.
Click here
to view program details.
The program is designed to
help people understand their diabetes and encourage them to have important
screenings and exams to manage their diabetes. Not only do participants in
the program have better health, but they also receive
FREE diabetes medication and supplies ($0 co-pay) just for
taking care of their diabetes.
The Diabetes Care
Rewards Program is available to the following members of the Scantic Valley
Regional Health Trust:
Hampden Wilbraham Regional School District
Lower Pioneer Valley Education Collaborative
Town of East Longmeadow
Town of Hampden
Town of Longmeadow
Town of Wilbraham
To learn more
about the Scantic Valley Regional Health Trust Diabetes Program go to
www.goodhealthgateway.com
to register or call the Diabetes HelpLine at 800-643-8028.
HelpLine Advocates
can register you for the program if you don’t have a computer and can
explain what you need to do to earn your reward.
This program is
voluntary and completely confidential and is being administered by
Good Health Gateway®. As an independent, third party,
it is important to note that no medical or health information about you or
your family will ever be shared with your employer or the Scantic Valley
Regional Health Trust by Good Health Gateway ®.
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Contact Amy
Higgins, Wellness Coordinator for additional information.
Wellness programs listed
on this website are offered to employees, spouses, dependents and friends
and retirees of East Longmeadow, Longmeadow, Hampden, Wilbraham, the
Hampden-Wilbraham Regional School District, the Lower Pioneer Valley
Educational Collaborative, their friends and families. Where offered,
incentive monies are for employees only.
The SVRHT Wellness
Program is funded through a grant from the Massachusetts Department of
Public Health.
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