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This document is an application form for employers to establish Health Incentive Accounts (HIA) and Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) through Blue Shield Wellverse Programs.

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How to fill out HIA Plan 4 - Health Incentive Account (HIA)

1. Gather necessary personal information, including your name, address, and contact details.
2. Review the eligibility criteria for HIA Plan 4 to ensure you qualify.
3. Complete the application form with accurate information regarding your employment and health status.
4. Provide any supporting documentation required, such as proof of income or health assessments.
5. Sign and date the application form to confirm that all information is correct.
6. Submit the completed application form by the specified deadline, either online or by mail.
7. Keep a copy of your application for your records and follow up to confirm receipt.

Who needs HIA Plan 4 - Health Incentive Account (HIA)?

1. Individuals who are seeking to improve their health and wellness through structured programs.
2. Employees whose employers offer the HIA Plan 4 as part of their benefits package.
3. People who wish to receive financial incentives for meeting health-related goals.
4. Individuals with certain chronic health conditions looking for support and resources.

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What can HIA be used for?

Health impact assessment (HIA) is a practical approach used to systematically judge the potential health effects of a policy, strategy, plan, programme or project on a population, particularly on vulnerable or disadvantaged groups.

What is the difference between HRA and HIA?

HIA uses both quantitative and qualitative/descriptive methods in analysis, while HRA uses modeling to quantify risks. If there is strong evidence of the existence of a hazard but data does not exist to quantify a prediction, HRA will not consider that hazard while HIA will.

What does HIA cover?

An HIA, or Health Incentive Account, is a reimbursement account where you can deposit the UHC Rewards you earn for completing certain reward activities. You can use the money in your HIA to help pay for out-of-pocket medical expenses — including copays, deductibles, coinsurance and prescription medications.

What is a HIA account?

Health incentive accounts (HIAs) help employees manage their health care spending and enable them to pay for health care through an employer-owned account. The account is funded after pre-defined health actions are completed by the employee, resulting in a healthier workforce.

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What is HIA Plan 4 - Health Incentive Account (HIA)?

HIA Plan 4 - Health Incentive Account (HIA) is a program designed to provide individuals with a way to manage and incentivize their health-related expenses, typically offering financial rewards for meeting specific health criteria.

Who is required to file HIA Plan 4 - Health Incentive Account (HIA)?

Individuals who participate in the HIA program and wish to claim health incentives or report their health-related expenses are required to file HIA Plan 4.

How to fill out HIA Plan 4 - Health Incentive Account (HIA)?

To fill out HIA Plan 4, participants must provide personal details, report eligible health expenses, and document any qualifying health activities or incentives as outlined by the program guidelines.

What is the purpose of HIA Plan 4 - Health Incentive Account (HIA)?

The purpose of HIA Plan 4 is to encourage healthier lifestyles among individuals by providing financial incentives for engaging in health-promoting activities and managing health-related costs.

What information must be reported on HIA Plan 4 - Health Incentive Account (HIA)?

Participants must report personal identification information, details of health expenditures, evidence of participation in health programs, and any other specific data required by the HIA guidelines.