Health Programs

The Alliance has many programs to help members stay healthy. Contact us about the special programs below or to request a brochure on any health topic. To learn more, send an email or call the Health Education Line at (800)700-3874 ext. 5580.


Asthma Education

Teaches members and parents how to manage asthma. Learn how to avoid asthma attacks and use medicine the best way.

Breastfeeding Support

Helps new moms succeed at breastfeeding. We also cover breast pumps for moms returning to work or school.

Diabetes Education

Teaches members how to manage their diabetes. Learn how to test blood sugar and use the medicine. See how good food, exercise, and lowering stress can help you stay healthy.

Reducing Emergency Room Use

Teaches members how to avoid the emergency room when possible. Learn what to do when your child gets sick. Manage chronic illness to stay healthier.

Immunization (IZ) Outreach

Encourages parents to make sure children get all their shots. Click here to see the current immunization schedule on the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) website.

Immunization (IZ) Registry

The immunization registry makes it easy for your doctor or clinic to know which shots your child has received. It will also make it easy for you to get a record of your child’s shots (yellow card) for school or child care. Click here to see the letter that was mailed to Alliance members. Click here for more information on the registry.

Nutrition and Weight

Teaches members how to eat better to stay healthy. Ask us about free or low-cost exercise and weight loss programs in your area. Or request a free pedometer or exercise video.

Pregnancy

Encourages pregnant women to get early prenatal care and a check-up after the birth.

Smoking Cessation

Helps members quit smoking through referrals to free telephone counseling. We can also help you find a quit smoking class in your area. If you have Alliance as your primary insurance, we will pay for you to attend the class. This is a one-time benefit only. We also cover stop smoking aids such as Zyban or nicotine gum or patches.

Women’s Health

Encourages routine screening for cervical and breast cancer.

 

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