Select UnitedHealthcare Plan Participants Will Soon Have Access to Walgreens Balance Rewards for healthy choices
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Walgreens Balance Rewards for healthy choices will be piloted with UnitedHealthcare fully insured health plan participants in
"Through our Balance Rewards for healthy choices initiative,
UnitedHealthcare's Reward Me, available through the Health4Me mobile app, is a health-incentive initiative that enables plan participants to keep track of their physical activity, healthy food selections and other lifestyle choices that promote better well-being, and in the process earn discounts on products and services, including up to 50 percent off merchandise at a variety of national and local retailers. Health4Me is available on iPhone® and Android® devices to UnitedHealthcare plan participants and all consumers nationwide, to help people make more informed choices regarding their care.
"We have seen that rewarding healthy behavior can help people make sustained, positive behavior change," said Dr.
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