Network Health’s member wellness program offers one-on-one support to help you achieve and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Each phone session offers a listening ear to help develop personal wellness goals and make healthy lifestyle changes.
Members are identified for health coaching through health risk assessment completion or specific claims. Our member wellness coordinators compare assessment responses with eligibility criteria to determine which members automatically qualify for the program. Eligible members will receive an introductory letter and a follow-up phone call inviting them to participate in the program.
If you are not contacted, you may still participate in our member wellness program by calling us at 800-236-0208 (TTY 800-947-3529) Monday–Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
To learn more about member wellness, call 800-236-0208 (TTY 800-947-3529) Monday–Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Workshops are available through the Wisconsin Institute for Healthy Aging to teach members how to best manage common symptoms of chronic conditions.
This six-week workshop teaches people with the following chronic conditions to manage their health.
What will you learn?
To find dates and times for this workshop, click here or call the Wisconsin Institute for Healthy Aging at 608-243-5690.
This six-week workshop helps people manage their condition. The workshop is led by two trained leaders, one or both of whom have diabetes themselves.
What will you learn?
To find dates and times for this workshop, visit the Wisconsin Institute for Healthy Aging's website or call them at 608-243-5690.
This seven-week workshop is for anyone who is at risk or who has had a problem with balance and falling. Stepping On can empower you to carry out healthy behaviors to reduce your risk of falling and increase your quality of life.
What will you learn?
To find dates and times for this workshop, click here or call the Wisconsin Institute for Healthy Aging at 608-243-5690.
Breathe at Ease is Network Heath’s proactive condition management program designed to help members and participants avoid flare-ups, control symptoms and potentially improve their lung conditions. It’s intended to supplement a physician’s care of chronic bronchitis, emphysema and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
How does the program work?
Better Breathers – A community-wide support group for people with COPD and other chronic lung diseases. For more information in the Fox Valley call 920-831-1498 or 920-738-2558. Find Better Breathers Groups in Other Areas
The resources and organizations listed on this document are available to members who may need assistance with common socio-economic factors, like Medicaid eligibility, affording basic needs and/or social isolation.
If you’re pregnant or have a baby under 1 year, Network Health recommends Text4baby, a free service that helps you feel more prepared for motherhood. Text4baby will send you doctor appointment reminders and personalized information on prenatal care, baby’s development, signs of labor, breastfeeding, nutrition and more, directly to your cell phone. It’s easy to sign up and the text messages are FREE, regardless of how many text messages you have in your cellphone plan or even if you don’t have texting in your cellphone plan. To sign up, text BABY (or BEBE for Spanish) to 511411. You can cancel the service at any time by texting STOP (ALTO for Spanish) to 511411. There is also an app, available for download in the Google Play and iTunes stores, which provides additional information about baby’s development, pregnancy, childcare tips and more. You can also sign up and find more information at www.text4baby.org or on Text4baby’s Facebook page.