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Additional Wellness Credit Options for 2017 Action Required If you have not already screened in the fall of 2016 you may still qualify for wellness credits for 2017 by completing a screening in one

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How to fill out additional wellness credit options

1. Start by reviewing the available additional wellness credit options offered by your employer or insurance provider.
2. Understand the requirements and eligibility criteria for each option.
3. Submit the necessary documentation or proof required to qualify for the wellness credit.
4. Complete any specified activities or programs outlined in the wellness credit option.
5. Keep track of your progress and ensure you meet all the necessary deadlines.
6. Once you have completed the requirements, fill out the wellness credit form provided by your employer or insurance provider.
7. Submit the filled-out form along with any supporting documents if required.
8. Wait for the confirmation or approval from your employer or insurance provider.
9. If your application is approved, you will receive the additional wellness credit benefit.

Who needs additional wellness credit options?

1. Anyone who is eligible and wants to take advantage of wellness initiatives or programs offered by their employer or insurance provider.
2. Individuals who strive for a healthier lifestyle and want to earn incentives or rewards for their efforts.
3. People who have specific health goals or conditions that can benefit from participating in wellness activities, such as weight loss programs, stress management, or smoking cessation programs.
4. Employees or individuals who value preventive care and wish to lower their healthcare costs by engaging in wellness credit options.
5. Those who want to have access to additional services or benefits that may not be covered by their standard healthcare insurance.

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What is additional wellness credit options?

Additional wellness credit options are additional benefits or incentives offered by employers as part of their wellness program to promote healthy behaviors among employees.

Who is required to file additional wellness credit options?

Employers who offer wellness programs or incentives to their employees are required to file additional wellness credit options.

How to fill out additional wellness credit options?

Employers can fill out additional wellness credit options by providing details on the wellness program, incentives offered, number of employees participating, and outcomes achieved.

What is the purpose of additional wellness credit options?

The purpose of additional wellness credit options is to encourage employers to prioritize employee health and wellness by providing incentives for participating in wellness programs.

What information must be reported on additional wellness credit options?

Employers must report details such as the type of wellness program, incentives offered, number of employees participating, and the impact of the program on employee health outcomes.