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2016Be Well
Boise, IdahoJody Jensen Huerta, Health Management
Set a perSonal SMart Goaltrack your goals below and reward yourself when successful.
S Specific: State exactly what you want to achieve.
three Month:
M Measurable: Make clear definitions to help you measure if you’re reaching your goal.
Six Month:
a action oriented: Use action verbs when describing your goal.
nine Month:
rrealistic and relevant: Make sure it fits into your schedule and is something you can achieve.
one Year:
t time Based: Set a specific timeline.
“YoU MeaSUre tHe SIze of tHe accoMplISHMent BY tHe oBStacleS YoU Have to overcoMe to reacH YoUr GoalS.”
–Booker T. WashingTon
langer lakeMegan Hornung, Health Management
fairfield, IdahoJim larson, It operations
Be Determined What do you want to accomplish
in 2016? Why do you want to meet these goals? Write them down and when
you feel like giving up, remember the reasons why you want to change.
This journey will have obstacles, but you can do it! Be patient,
focus on the positive!
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Question:What percent of
Americans actually reach their resolutions?
You’ll find answers to the monthly question on the
inside back cover.
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new Year’s Day
Martin Luther king Jr. Day
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S M T W T F SDecember 2015
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S M T W T F SFebruary 2016
January 2016
Find goal-setting workshops on the WellConnected portal
at members.bcidaho.com.
flathead lake, Montanacarolyn Johnson, enrollment and Billing
Be loved good nutrition, a healthy weight,
low stress and staying active play a role in heart health.
Plus, you’ll keep your cholesterol and blood pressure levels in
check. a healthy heart means a healthy life.
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Question:What is considered
an ideal blood pressure?
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heart health.
To find Health Tools and resources available to you, please visit www.fepblue.org.
Select Wellness Resources & Tools for more information.
groundhog DayWear red – support
against heart disease
Mardi gras ash Wednesday
Valentine’s Day Presidents’ Day
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S M T W T F SJanuary 2016
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S M T W T F SMarch 2016
February 2016
pike place Market, WashingtonJim larson, It operations
Be nourishedeat five servings of fruits
and veggies each day.
Fresh produce is very low in calories and is full of fiber
and vitamins to keep you feeling great.
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t/f Question:You can save calories when dining out by
ordering a side salad instead of French fries.
You’ll find answers to the monthly question on the
inside back cover.
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Daylight savings Begins st. Patrick’s Day
First Day of springPalm sunday
PurimBegins at sunset good Friday
easter
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S M T W T F SFebruary 2016
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S M T W T F SApril 2016
March 2016
read across america Day
Find meal plans and food journals
on the WellConnected portal at members.
bcidaho.com
Mt. rainer, WashingtonMegan Hornung, Health Management
Be presentLife is too precious to spend
it staring at a screen. Practice powering-down your technology and make time to focus on yourself and
family. set unplugged goals: no work emails after 5 p.m., one hour
of TV or gaming per day, turn your cell phone
off after 7 p.m.
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Question:How many hours
a month does the average person
watch TV?
National Stress Awareness month
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earth DayPassover
Begins at sunset
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S M T W T F SMarch 2016
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S M T W T F SMay 2016
national Walk to Work Day
April 2016
Be Mighty You can improve bone health!
Balance helps build strong bones.
osteoporosis can affect anyone.
nourish your body with fruits and vegetables.
exercise at least 30 minutes per day.
Start today!
columbia river Gorge, oregon Shannon Shade, Medicare advantage operations
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Awareness and Prevention Month. Talk to your doctor about osteoporosis
screening.
Question:What vitamin and
mineral combination help to build strong
bones?
You’ll find answers to the monthly question on the
inside back cover.
Mother’s Day
armed Forces Day
Memorial Day
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S M T W T F SApril 2016
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S M T W T F SJune 2016
Cinco de Mayo
May 2016
Smith rocks State park, oregon Deanna Darr, corporate communications
Be a SuperHero
What is your purpose in life? is there something that makes
you feel alive?
Take time to write down your greatest strengths, and what would make each day more
meaningful.
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t/f Question:One meaningful word (energy, determined, strong) in plain view each day, can help
you be successful with reaching your goal(s).
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Flag Day
Father’s Day First Day of summer
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S M T W T F SMay 2016
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S M T W T F SJuly 2016
June 2016
Sync your Fitbit® on the WellConnected
portal, and win prizes during our wellness
challenges.
Bould lake, Mccall, IdahoJohn Welsh, provider Information Management
Be Safe it’s natural for a child to
explore the world. That’s why it’s important to take steps to keep
your kids safe. keep cleaning supplies and medicine out of reach.
Wear seatbelts in the car. Use safety equipment
when riding a bike or skating.
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Question:What should you
always wear when swimming or boating
on a lake or river?
You’ll find answers to the monthly question on the
inside back cover.
Wear sunscreen, drink plenty of water
and always wear your life vest when you’re
on the water.
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S M T W T F SJune 2016
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S M T W T F SAugust 2016
July 2016
need an energy Boost?
Try this seven-minute exercise break to revamp
your mind and body
Smugglers cove, oregonMegan Hornung, Health Management
start by taking a big drink of fresh water followed by three deep inhales and exhales – then follow the routine below:
Minute one – Step it up: Walk in place or around the office or house. get your blood pumping throughout your body.
Minuteone
Minute five – Give me 20: hit the ground (or use the wall or a table/counter) and whip out your best one-minute of push-ups.
Minutefive
Minute two – Marching high knees: stand in place and march, pulling your knees as high to your chest as possible.
Minutetwo
Minute six – cherry picking: go up onto your tip-toes, reaching both arms to the sky, hold for a moment, then come back down to starting position and repeat.
MinuteSix
Minute three – the Boxer: start punching your arms like there is a punching bag in front of you!
Minutethree
Minute four – Squat it out: stand shoulder width in front of a chair and pretend you are about to sit down. When you are as low as you can go, stand back up and repeat.
Minutefour
Minute seven – namaste: Use this last minute to focus on your breathing and take five deep breaths. When inhaling, let your arms raise up over your head (pause at the top) and then on your exhale, slowly lower your arms back down (repeating five times).
MinuteSeven
legion Baseball, Kuna, Idaho Jodie Dunkley, Health Data analysis
Be Happy Childhood vaccines help prevent
infectious diseases like polio, measles, mumps and rubella. Talk
with your doctor about the importance of scheduling vaccines and regular
check-ups for your child. Your doctor can answer any
questions you have about your child’s health.
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Question:What do vaccines
prevent?
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28 29 30 31Blue Cross of Idaho offers discount programs on services for your whole family. Log on at members.bcidaho.com and select Health & Wellness,
then Discount Programs. Under Safe Beginnings, you will find offers on nursery items and much more.
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S M T W T F SJuly 2016
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S M T W T F SSeptember 2016
August 2016
Sun valley, IdahoBob rock, corporate communications
Be Brave here are a few tips for
raising healthy children: Be a good role model.
Choose nutritious foods. exercise as a family.
Vocalize a positive body image. Compliment your child daily.
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Question:Over the past 30 years,
by what percentage has childhood obesity
increased?
You’ll find answers to the monthly question on the
inside back cover.
September is National Childhood Obesity Awareness Month
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consumes 49 pounds of sugar per year.
Labor Day
Patriot Day
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S M T W T F SOctober 2016
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S M T W T F SAugust 2016
September 2016
First Day of Fall
lake McDonald, MontanaMichelle Heber, Major and national accounts
Be empowered The earlier breast and cervical
cancer are discovered, the more likely there is to be a positive outcome. empower yourself in this fight by
scheduling regular mammograms and pap tests, and encourage the
women in your life to do so.
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Question:What is the second
leading cause of death for American women?
October is National Breast Cancer
Awareness Month.
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rosh hashanahbegins at sunset
Columbus DayYom kippur
begins at sunset
sukkotbegins at sunset
halloween
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S M T W T F SSeptember 2016
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S M T W T F SNovember 2016
October 2016
Yukon, canadaKristin White, customer Service
Be Independent Uncontrolled diabetes can
cause heart disease, kidney failure, blindness, stroke and even the
need for amputations. if you have diabetes, it is important to have
your a1c and lipid profile tested at least once a year.
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t/f Question:You can control
diabetes if you follow your provider’s
treatment plan and have your A1c tested
yearly.
You’ll find answers to the monthly question on the
inside back cover.
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by eating right and exercising regularly.
Daylight savings ends Veterans Day
Thanksgiving
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S M T W T F SDecember 2016
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S M T W T F SOctober 2016
November 2016
great american smoke out
Gold fork creek, Mccall, IdahoJohn Welsh, provider Information Management
Be Grateful at the end of each year, we
often sit back and think about happy events, tough moments and times of
total comfort. Take a few minutes to write down 10 things you are
grateful for, and why these are important in your life.
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t/f Question:Being grateful can
help people cope with stress and can have a
beneficial effect on heart rate.
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Christmas eve
Christmas Day kwanzaa begins new Year’s eve
First Day of Winter
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S M T W T F SNovember 2016
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S M T W T F SJanuary 2017
December 2016
Pearl harbor remembrance Day
For health and wellness tools, go to members.bcidaho.com, login with your
user name and select WellConnected.
Boise, IdahoBob lockey, corporate communications
Be persistent Last month you took time to reflect
on what makes you grateful. now, it’s time to think back on 2016 and find out what
short and long-term goals you accomplished.
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new Year’s Day
Martin Luther king Jr. Day
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S M T W T F SFebruary 2017
January 2017
HealtH ScreenInG cHecK lIStPreventive screening Date of appointment Doctor
annual Wellness exam: (Body mass index (BMi), cholesterol screening, blood pressure screening, diet and nutrition discussion)Mammogram/Pap TestFrequency based on doctor’s recommendationBone Density TestColonoscopy or Fecal occult Blood TestFrequency based on doctor’s recommendationProstate Cancer screening Frequency based on doctor’s recommendationDental examFlu Vaccine
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Medication Date started Frequency DoseDoctor who prescribed
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KnoW YoUr nUMBerSscreening optimal* Your results Date Your results Date
Blood pressure Below 140/90Blood sugar Below 100Total cholesterol Below 150hDL cholesterol above 50LDL cholesterol Below 130Triglycerides Below 150
*©2016 NCQA, Healthcare Effectiveness and Data Information Set
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Breakfast veggie frittatas prep & cook time: 40 minutes Servings: 12
Ingredients:1/2 yellow onion, diced1 red bell pepper, diced8 ounces button mushrooms, trimmed and sliced1/4 teaspoon Mrs. Dash1/4 teaspoon black pepper4 eggs4 egg whites1/2 cup fat-free milk3/4 cup reduced-fat sharp cheddar cheese, shredded1/2 zucchini, skin on, diced
Directions: Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Coat a standard 12-cup muffin pan with oil spray (make sure each cup is well coated to prevent sticking).
Heat a large skillet liberally coated with oil spray over medium heat. Add the onion, bell pepper, and mushrooms and sauté until soft, 8 to 10 minutes. Season with Mrs. Dash and black pepper.
In a large mixing bowl, whisk together eggs, egg whites and skim milk. Add the cheese, zucchini, and sautéed vegetables thoroughly, and any other preferred veggies, herbs and seasonings.
Pour ¼ to ½ cup of the egg mixture into each of the 12 muffin cups. Bake for 22 to 24 minutes (check the oven periodically after 15 minutes to make sure the frittatas don’t burn).
Superfood Saladprep & cook time: 20 minutes Servings: 8
Ingredients:For the Dressing 1/4 cup grapeseed oil 1/2 cup fresh lemon juice 1 Tablespoon ginger, peeled and grated 2 teaspoons whole grain mustard 2 teaspoons pure maple syrup, optional 1/4 teaspoon salt, or to tasteFor the Salad 2 cups kale, tightly packed and thinly sliced 2 cups red cabbage, thinly sliced 2 cups broccoli florets 2 large carrots, peeled and grated 1 medium red bell pepper, julienned
1/2 cup fresh parsley, chopped 1 cup walnuts 1 Tablespoon sesame seeds Optional Topping: 2 medium avocados, dicedDirections: Whisk together all ingredients for the dressing (or use a small blender or food processor) and set aside until ready to use.
Add the kale, cabbage, broccoli, bell pepper and carrots to a large serving bowl. Pour dressing over the salad and toss until coated. Add the parsley, sesame seeds and walnuts and toss again. Top with avocado if desired.
Serve as an entrée salad or as a side salad to your favorite meal.
Breakfast veggie frittatas nutrition factsServings: 1 muffin
amount per Servingcalories 65total fat 4 gcholesterol 75 mgSodium 70 mgtotal carbs 3 gfiber 1 gprotein 6 g
Superfood Saladnutrition factsServings: 1/8 of salad (does not include avocado)
amount per Serving:calories 203total fat 16 gcholesterol 0 mgSodium 39 mgtotal carbs 3 gfiber 6 gprotein 5 g
anSWerSWhat percent of Americans actually reach their resolution? answer: 8 percentWhat is considered an ideal blood pressure? answer: 139/89 or belowYou can save calories when dining out by ordering a side salad instead of French fries. answer: trueHow many hours a month does the average person watch TV? answer: 144 hours, 54 minutes (equaling more than six days!)What vitamin and mineral combination help to build strong bones? answer: vitamin D and calcium
One meaningful word (like energy, determined, strong) in plain view each day, can help you be successful with reaching your goal(s). answer: trueWhat should a child wear when swimming or boating on a lake or river? answer: a lifejacketWhat do vaccines prevent? answer: Diseases such as polio, rubella, tetanus and diphtheriaOver the past 30 years, by what percentage has childhood obesity increased? answer: 50 percent (and 100 percent for adolescents)What is the second leading cause of death for American women? answer: Breast cancer
You can control diabetes if you follow your provider’s treatment plan and have your A1c tested yearly. answer: trueBeing grateful can help people cope with stress and can have a beneficial effect on heart rate. answer: trueWhat does SMART goal stand for? answer: Specific, Measurable, action-oriented, realistic and time-based.
2017 at a Glance
Meridian, Idaho, christine Samuelson, Quality Management
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S M T W T F SOctober 2017
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S M T W T F SNovember 2017
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