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| iHealth™ |
iHealth™ A Comprehensive Wellness Education Program that helps employers foster wellness among their employees and their dependents. This program is designed to provide pertinent and reliable information for the purpose of pro-actively improving one's overall health status. (see brochure)
iHealth™ Tip for the Week  The first step towards developing good nutrition and a healthy diet that supports strong bones is to examine your diet and see how it rates in terms of variety and quality. Do you eat the same thing every day? Do you eat fresh fruits and vegetables as often as you can? Do you take supplements to support your diet and make up for any nutrients you may be missing?
If you're not sure whether your diet is adequate, you might want to consult the United States Department of Agriculture's (USDA) Food Guide Pyramid. It can give you a good idea of the kinds of foods you should be eating and the appropriate amounts of each. |
Outline of iHealth™ Services
Pre-iHealth™ Pre-Intervention reports for AWAC Employer Groups iHealth™ Primary Care First line prevention for healthy insureds iHealth™ Specialty Care RN Coaching and Disease Management iHealth™ Web Access Web-based self-help center and health library iHealth™ Risk Profile Medical Risk Questionnaire for Insureds iHealth™ Reports Real time analysis for employers
Member/Patient Rights
The right to be treated with courtesy and respect The right to confidentiality and privacy of health information The right to receive reliable and appropriate information related to your health The right to decline participation (opt out) from the disease management program Member/Patient Responsibilities Providing accurate information Maintaining healthy habits Making decisions responsibly Being honest and respectful Complying with instructions, advice and guidelines agreed upon with those providing your healthcare and disease management services If you have any questions about your Rights and Responsibilities or to opt out of the disease management program, call toll free 1-800-319-9456, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday - Friday, Eastern Time. If you have a medical emergency, you should call emergency services at 911 |
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