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Associate Contributions Dental HMO Dental HMO Copayment Schedule MetLife PDP MetLife PDP with Orthodontia MetLife Dental ID Card MetLife PDP Dental Nomination Card
Disability Certification Disability Council Eligibility Requirements Limited Hours Program Long Term Disability Plan Short Term Disability Plan Social Security Disability Benefits   Vocational Rehabilitation Services   
Affidavit of Domestic Partnership Dependent Coverage    Eligibility    Enrollment Process    Estimated Imputed Income Paying for Benefits   
Account Rules    Eligible Dependent Day Care Expenses    Eligible Health Care Expenses    Reimbursement Process    Tax Advantages   
ActiveHealth® HealthMedia® Healthe You Goes RED Healthe You Awards Healthe TRENDS Know Your Numbers    Questions & Answers    Start! Walking
Coming Soon! Healthe Actions Healthe Breathing Healthe Care Healthe Champion Healthe Eating Healthe Path Healthe Vending
Covered Services FAQs
FAQs  
Optional AD&D Insurance    Optional Life Insurance   
Associate Contributions Deductible Reimbursement Account (DRA) Health Maintenance Organization (HMO) Health Reinbursement Account (HRA) Health Savings Account (HSA) Healthe Futures Account (HFA) High Deductible Health Plan (HDHP) Medicare Part D   Non-Duplication of Benefits   Physician Search PPO/Deductible Reimbursement Plan (PPO/DRP) PPO/DRP and HDHP Covered Services Woman's Health and Cancer Rights Act of 1998  
PTO Sharing/Donation  
Investment Options Vesting Loans and Withdrawals Other Information
Condell Health Network Retirement Plan- Form 5500 Portable Pension Plan    Benefits Update
Primary Benefits   Secondary Discounts Rates  

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Know Your Numbers
Along with exercising and eating right, being aware of your Healthe numbers—the numbers that provide a measure of your personal health status—is just as important.

To print a copy of a Healthe Results Wallet Card, click here. This is a great tool to keep track of your clinical values such as total cholesterol, LDLs ("bad cholesterol"), HDLs ("good cholesterol"), triglycerides, blood pressure, glucose, and your height and weight measurements which determine your Body Mass Index. When you keep track of these numbers over time, it's a great visual of how you have improved over the years.