Need Help?
Contact information for the various companies that help the State run its health care benefits programs is available here.
If you have questions or problems accessing your health benefits, please contact the SEA's HBAC Helpline at 271-3411 x134.
Health Assessment Tool - Health Reimbursement Arrangement
Log on to
www.Anthem.com and click on the far right purple Health & Wellness Tab. Click on the Better Health Banner, read and accept the Welcome Letter and click “Go” in the top box with the sunflower to complete the new HAT.
More information about how to register on the new Anthem website, Better Health HAT Frequently Asked Questions, 2011 Better Health HAT Worksheet and “Click-by-Click” instructions on taking the Better Health HAT can be found at:
http://admin.state.nh.us/hr/flexible_spending.html.
The $200 benefit is per-subscriber and per-calendar year. Contact the SEA's
HBAC HelpLine at 271-3411 x134 if you have questions about this benefit.
Health Education Reimbursement
The State of New Hampshire offers a
$150.00 Health Education benefit per subscriber per calendar year covered under the Anthem Insurance Plan. Programs are offered in the areas of childbirth education, nutrition education, parenting, physical activity, smoking cessation, stress management, and weight management. Members should check with the individual facilities for more information on coverage plans.
You can access more information on the programs by clicking
here.
Reimbursement forms are also available
here.
In addition to the programs that are typically covered under the Community Health Education Program, the State has elected to include coverage for Yoga, Weight Watchers, and HealthFast and Fast and Forever that are offered through Concord Hospital.
Should members have any additional questions, you can contact the
HBAC HelpLine at the SEA, 271-3411 x134.
Health Benefits Advisory Committee
The
State of New Hampshire Health Benefits Advisory Committee is a collaborative effort between the State of New Hampshire and the State Employees Association. This committee was formed to respond to the health needs of state employees, and has worked hard reviewing and analyzing data and seeking information and ideas from other states and large health plans.
One important theme as a result of our review continues to stand out. We have come to realize we need to focus more than ever on the health and well-being of state employees. Promoting health and encouraging healthy lifestyles is critical to the needs of New Hampshire employees and retirees. The data shows that this can make a significant difference in long-term health.
Promoting health and healthy lifestyles is one of several ways we can address the ever-escalating cost of health benefits . More importantly, we believe that promoting health and wellness is directly related to the quality of life we desire for our employees, their families and the people of the State of New Hampshire.
Click here for more information
Smoking Cessation
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You can stop.
We can help.
Call the New Hampshire Smokers' Helpline.
It's confidential and free.
What is it: It is a toll free smokers' helpline to assist individuals interested in quitting tobacco use.
How does it work: Callers are assisted by trained cessation counselors. Three free telephone follow-up counseling sessions are arranged, and the caller is provided with resource materials to assist him/her to quit.
Call now
1-800-Try-To-Stop
1-800-879-8678
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"Think it's impossible to quit? So did I. But I haven't had a cigarette since August 5."
Paul Stokes
Past President
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