Benefits News
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HISD Health & Wellness Centers Open During Spring Break
The HISD Health & Wellness centers at HMW and Attucks MS, as well as the 16 Next Level Urgent Care Centers, will be open & operating under normal schedules during spring break.
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On-Demand Virtual Wellness Sessions
On-demand virtual Wellness sessions are now available to Team HISD.
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Download the Heart Health Screen Voucher
This voucher is redeemable for one heart health screening conducted at any MinuteClinic® beginning February 1, 2023, while supplies last. Health screening includes cholesterol test, blood pressure check, blood glucose (or A1c for diabetics) test and body mass index.
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Join Houston ISD and win up to $10,000!
Houston ISD has partnered with HealthyWage to lose weight and win money!
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Claim your four weeks free!!
Camp Gladiator is more than a fitness program, it’s an experience! Workouts are available at your own pace.
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Free EAP Webinars
Your Employee Assistance Program, powered by ComPsych GuidanceResources, offers free, live webinars on a variety of work/life balance topics. Check out the lineup and register today.
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How to Enroll
We have a new benefits service center. Watch this quick, how-to video on how to enroll in your benefits for 2023.
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HISD onsite clinics have new hours effective Aug. 29, 2022
Beginning August 29, the HISD Health and Wellness Centers will have new hours and will be open during the lunch hour. The HMW clinic will be open 9-4:30 M-F & 8-1 Sat, and the Attucks clinic will be open 9-4:30 M-F. For details, visit the HISD onsite clinic page linked above.
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Back to School Digital Toolkit
The beginning of the school year can leave parents scrambling to prepare their kids for the transition while also having to balance work and household demands. Here is back-to-school guidance on navigating the transition, forming good habits, and handling some of the typical issues students may face during the upcoming year.
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Health watch: Back-to-school vaccination
August is National Immunization Awareness Month, an important reminder to get ahead of your kids' health needs as they head back to school, including sports physicals and vaccines.
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Livongo, the Diabetes Management System, has open slots!
Livongo has open slots available on a first-come, first-served basis. The Livongo program for HISD is capped at 500 participants. Livongo offers support for diabetes, including unlimited test strips at no cost; the Livongo connected meter that provides real-time tips & uploads readings; and access to health coaches who are certified diabetes educators and may assist with nutrition planning and lifestyle management.
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First Friday Wellness Series: Gardening for Health
Mykawa Farms hosted a farmer’s market with a wide assortment of produce for sale. “How to Garden,” a video produced by the district’s Nutrition Services Dept., was screened at the event, and a hydroponic grower was installed in the HMW café.
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Summer’s here so drink up!
Drinking water has many benefits, and if you live in a hot climate it’s even more important to stay hydrated.
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Keep moving for a healthier you!
Staying active and exercising regularly can help you feel your best. Experts say to get at least two and a half hours of moderate activity a week. But you don’t have to do it all at once. Even 10-minute blocks during the day can help.
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Talking to your child about school violence
As parents, it’s natural for us to worry about our children. We try our best to help them over life’s hurdles and protect them from the dangers of the world. When the time comes to send them off to school, we trust that we’re leaving them in safe and capable hands. However, certain events are out of our control. Occasionally, a rare act of school violence is committed, shattering that trust and upending our sense of security. It’s important to give our children support as we all work to come to terms with such a devastating event.
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