Recharge 2018 NDPERS Wellness Coordinators
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Here to Support You Workplace consulting • Assess culture and employee health • Coordinate targeted wellness interventions • Provide recommendations for all dimensions of wellness • Assist in establishing goals Engagement activities • Trainings • Wellness coaching 3
Agency Wellness Program • What is working well? • What are your obstacles? • What has been your best learning experience? 4
Today’s Agenda 1. Healthy food in the workplace • Next steps • Assessing and strategizing • Resources 2. Emotional well-being in the workplace • Signs and strategies • Resources 3. Dakota Wellness Program 5
The Facts Healthy food in the workplace • More than 73% of employees want healthy food options at work • Employees spend an average of 47 hours per week at work, which means your work environment is ground zero for encouraging healthy lifestyles 7
Physical Well-being Definition “The lifestyle behavior choices you make to ensure health, avoid preventable diseases and conditions, and live in a balanced state of body, mind and spirit.” -American Assoc. of Nurse Anesthetists 8
Physical Well-being Culture of Health Signs and symptoms of an unhealthy environment • Employees may enjoy cooking or baking at home and want to share with co-workers • Supervisors may bring ‘treats’ as a nice gesture • Food is given as a reward • Unhealthy food is served at meetings • Vending machine is full of unhealthy snacks 9
Goal Decrease amount of unhealthy food brought in by employees and increase healthy options Create a worksite that facilitates a healthy environment for employees to adopt healthy eating habits and to inspire and empower employees to control their health 11
Assessing Culture Build a case for workforce health • Employee survey • Is food in common areas an issue? • Would employees like healthier options available? • Centers for Disease Control Scorecard • Commitment from leadership • Focus on demand from employees in addition to the business case for food guidelines 12
Brainstorming 13
Plan Design a supportive environment Define simple, straightforward goals • Food in common areas campaign • Breakroom and vending assessment • Healthy food designation or calorie information • Healthy options at meetings and catered events • Fresh to Desk • Healthy food policy or guidelines 14
Engage Launch and promote • Launch tactic and promote it • Get creative • Host a healthy potluck • Provide a piece of fruit from Fresh to Desk program to introduce the program • Healthy recipe contest • Keep the momentum going • Nutrition consults • Classes that support health goals • Provide resources on healthy foods and non food items to share in the workplace 15
Measure Evaluate Agree on a clear definition of success and then evaluate it • Send a thank-you from top-level management to employees acknowledging their role in its success • Get employee feedback with follow up-survey • Track progress by filling out worksite health and employee interest surveys again • Compare to baseline data 16
Resources SHP Wellness Educators • Food in common areas campaign • Fresh to Desk • Breakroom/Vending Assessment • Vending and meeting healthy food guidelines • Healthy Food Guidelines assistance Other Resources • Kaiser Permanente Workforce Health Resources business.kaiserpermanente.org/thrive/healthy-eating • CDC Worksite Health Scorecard cdc.gov/workplacehealthpromotion 17
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Mental Health in the Workplace 19
The Facts Mental health effects • Depression is the leading cause of disability • Suicide rates are highest among middle aged men • Many individuals are not aware they have the condition 20
Emotional Well-being Definition “Allows people to realize their full potential, cope with the stresses of life, work productively, and make meaningful contributions to their communities.” -US Surgeon General "Health is a state of complete physical, mental and social well-being and not merely the absence of disease or infirmity.” -World Health Organization 21
Emotional Well-being Acceptance and Awareness Signs and symptoms of a emotional or mental health concern • Changes in productivity • Increased use or high use of sick days • Tiredness or fatigue • Changes to start time or end time of work day • Decreased social behavior in the workplace 22
Goal Improve emotional well-being Create a workplace that facilitates a healthy emotional well-being for employees and encourages use of mental health treatment as needed 23
Assessing Culture Improve emotional well-being Barriers Audience Environment • This is too personal • Gather baseline • Organizational • Being depressed is data functions and only for the weak • Who will this expectations • What are the program benefit? • What changes to barriers at my • How can I best our day to day workplace? reach employees? processes can we make? 24
Plan Improve emotional well-being • Goals and measures of success • Engagement ideas and strategies to create a culture of health • Policy • Executive communications • Management training • Events • Build commitment with leadership 25
Brainstorming 26
Plan Activities to improve emotional well-being • Voice commitment • Reduce stigma • Improve knowledge of disease • Awareness of resources and insurance benefits • Management training • Talking points to approach employees • A culture of health in the workplace 27
Engage Improve emotional well-being • Announcement or kick-off event • Communicate frequently • Make it feel individualized 28
Measure Improve emotional well-being • Based on objectives and goals how did you do? • Gather employee feedback • Re-evaluate baseline data 29
Resources Improve emotional well-being • Right Direction For Me rightdirectionforme.com • American Psychiatric Association workplacementalhealth.org • NDPERS Employee Assistance Program ndpers.nd.gov/active-members/insurance- plans/employee-assistance-program-eap/ • Primary Care Physician sanfordhealthplan.com 30
Developing a Wellness Plan 31
Dakota Wellness Program 32
Employer Based Wellness Program 33
Employer Based Program 1% Premium discount requires 5 points 1 point for these required steps • Submit Commitment Agreement • Appoint a Wellness Coordinator • Attend an annual workshop 4 points for remaining program activities • One Day Program: 1 point • Multi-Day Program: 2 points • Comprehensive Wellness Plan: 4 points 34
Comprehensive Program Requirements to earn 4 points • Form a wellness committee • Develop wellness mission and goals that align with the organization’s mission and goals • Carry out specific initiatives to realize goal and mission • Monthly wellness activities • Kick-off or notification to employees • Educational materials • Follow up surveys and evaluation • Staff track their progress during initiatives as applicable 35
Employer Based Program Wellness benefit funding Complete application • $500 or actual program cost plus 75% of actual expenses exceeding $500 • Max benefit of $1,000 • $2 times the total number of health contracts 36
Employer Based Program Utilizing wellness benefit funding • Fee for presentations • Hand sanitizer for a clean desk • Ergonomics assessment campaign in conjunction with cold or • Flu or tetanus vaccinations flu season for awareness/education • Screenings – cholesterol, blood • Pedometers (reasonably priced) in pressure, glucose conjunction with a walking program • Wellness fairs • Wellness related books, videos for creating a wellness library at employer • CPR training in conjunction with worksite heart health awareness and education • Self-defense 37
Mark Your Calendar Timeline for Employer Based Wellness Program Application • February 28: Submit Wellness Program Discount Application and Wellness Benefit Funding Program Application • April: Discount approval notification • Unapproved applications have a chance to revise • May 31: Submit previous year’s Employer Based Wellness Program Year-end Activity/Program Confirmation to confirm completed activities • June: Funding assistance notification • July: New plan year begins • Continues through June 30 • Rates will be updated to indicate participation or non-participation in wellness effective July 1 38
Wellness Coordinator Role • Collaborate • Stay informed • Spread the word 39
Contact Western: Whitney Kuch • Regions 1, 2, 6, 7 and 8 • whitney.kuch@sanfordhealth.org • (701) 323-2131 Eastern: Karisa Johnson • Regions: 3, 4 and 5 • karisa.johnson@sanfordhealth.org • (701) 417-6539 40
Governor’s Wellness Initiative 41
Governor’s Wellness Initiative Launching soon! • Governor Burgum, NDPERS and Sanford Health Plan have joined forces • Renewed focus on the 6 dimensions of well-being and power of leadership • Three-phase approach • Phase 1: Nutrition • Phase 2: Prevention • Phase 3: Exercise • First up: Video series featuring Governor Burgum, First Lady and Cabinet members 42
Governor’s Wellness Initiative What can you do? • As leaders, the Governor’s Wellness Initiative needs you • Try to engage with managers, supervisors and other leaders when possible • New opportunities will launch over the next 12 months—take advantage! • A special message from Governor Burgum will be released soon 43
2018 Wellness Benefit 44
2018 Dakota Wellness Program January 1, 2018-December 31, 2018 • NDPERS employees and their covered spouses are each eligible to earn $250 per year in wellness benefits ($500 per household) • It is considered taxable income, handled through payroll • You are required to take the annual health assessment (LifeScore) in order to redeem benefits 45
Dakota Wellness Program How to earn your $250 incentive • There are 3 ways to earn your $250 1. Fitness center reimbursement 2. Worksite events (vouchers) 3. Online wellness portal • Essential Care (Doctor visit, Dental visit, and LifeScore) $100 • Voucher cap increased to 12,000 points 46
Combine Points and Reimbursements Combine your fitness center reimbursements with worksite events and wellness portal points to earn a maximum of $250 Example • Fitness center reimbursements: $20 x 7 months = $140 • Worksite events: 3,000 points = $30 • Wellness portal: 8,000 points = $80 $140 + $30 + $80 = $250 47
Wellness Portal 48
2018 Wellness Benefit Tracking your health is easy • Sync your fitness tracking device and earn points for every day you get in your steps • Log in less frequently and track your activity in challenges up to 14 days late • Mobile optimized 49
Fitness Center Reimbursement 50
Fitness Center Reimbursement Overview • Sign up to participate in the program • Visit your local gym or fitness center a minimum of 12 days per month • Receive reimbursement for your monthly membership fee, up to $20 per month • Direct deposits are made on the 21st of the month following workout month • Example: June workouts paid July 21 51
Go to: NIHCArewards.org • New participants click “First Time Enrollment” • Returning participants click “New Member Portal- Already enrolled” 52
Vouchers 53
Worksite Events (Vouchers) Overview • Participate in workplace events led by Sanford Health Plan’s Wellness Educators or by an NDPERS Wellness Coordinator • Single day events—3,000 points • Multi-day events—6,000 points • Earn a maximum of 12,000 points through worksite wellness events • Vouchers from July 1, 2017 – June 30, 2018 will be available in the redemption center Nov. 1, 2018. 54
Redeem Points 55
Redeeming Points • Login to your mySanfordHealthPlan account • Select “Redemption Center” under the “Wellness” tab. • Redeem points 56
Take Note 3 day delay • It can also take up to 3 business days for points earned through the wellness portal to appear in the redemption center • You can view all of your earning and redemption activity from all wellness activities in the redemption center 57
Get Started Today! Earn your benefit 1. Log on or create a mySanfordHealthPlan account 2. Take your LifeScore in the Wellness Portal 3. Earn points through wellness activities 1. Enroll in fitness center reimbursements, then visit your gym 12 times per month 2. Participate in on-site wellness events in the workplace and fill out the voucher form 3. Rejoin daily wellness challenges, join a program or try new activities in the wellness portal 4. Redeem your benefit, up to $250 58
Wellness Benefit Questions Angela Oberg (844) 742-0014 NDPERSwellness@sanfordhealthplan.com 59
Take Your LifeScore Challenge 1. Challenge runs Sept. 1 - 30 2. Send e-blast to employees to encourage 10 members to take their 2018 health assessment • Includes employees and spouses 3. Ask employees to email, call or contact you once they have completed their LifeScore 4. Submit names to NDPERSwellness@sanfordhealthplan.com 5. Earn a Hydroflask 60
Thank you for joining us today 61
Agency Wellness Plan Goal: Assess Notes: Plan Notes: Engage Notes: Measure Notes:
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