Health & Wellness

Our spring  participant issue recaps health plan updates for 2018 and provides tips on how to stay healthy this season. We also launched a new Question and Answer column this issue. Enjoy reading! 

For our winter issue, WGAT provides benefit updates for 2018, Cedar Health and Wellness Center news, and tips on how to stay healthy this season. 

For our summer issue, WGAT discusses the benefits of Health Savings Accounts (HSA), shares tips on using Doctor on Demand and provides tips on how to stay healthy this season. 

For our summer issue, WGAT discusses the benefits of Health Savings Accounts (HSA), shares tips on using Doctor on Demand and provides tips on how to stay healthy this season. 

In this issue, WGAT announces the opening of its latest Cedar Health and Wellness Center, explains how to use the new Doctor on Demand service and provides quick tips on keeping your heart and body healthy and reducing your diabetes risk. 

WGAT Participant Newsletter for Fall Available Now! 

WGAT Your Service is a quarterly publication for WGAT health plan participants. In this issue, learn about tax form 1095 and what you should do with this form if you receive it in the mail from WGAT or your employer. Also, the effects of sugar on your body and tips on cutting your daily intake for better health.

We are pleased to launch the premier issue of WGAT Your Service, a quarterly publication for WGAT health plan participants.  In this issue, you will find wellness tips and important information to help you in making the most of your next open enrollment. 

Nearly 15.7 million adults and 2.6 million adolescents suffer from depression in the United States. Untreated depression can cause many people to have a lower quality of life and increased risk of suicide. Untreated depression can also worsen other medical conditions.

September is Prostate Cancer Awareness month. Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer among American Pen. The Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF) estimates that more than 500 men in the united States are diagnosed with prostate cancer each day.