
National Cholesterol Education Month
Know the Facts About High Cholesterol What is high cholesterol? Cholesterol is a waxy, fat-like substance that your body needs. But, when you have too much in your blood, it can build up on the walls of your arteries. This can lead to heart disease and stroke, leading causes of

Your Highmark Plan: Making Care Easy
Did you know that your Highmark medical plan provides tools and resources for every step on your journey to better health? Highmark understands your busy schedule, and that’s why they’ve made access to quality care and support simpler than ever. With Highmark Well360, you have access to a dedicated team of

New AllOne Health Mobile App & Member Portal
Accessing the mental health care you need is easier than ever with the AllOne Health app and member portal. The AllOne Health member portal has been rebuilt to work seamlessly with the mobile app, enabling simple, secure access to support anytime and anywhere. A single login allows users access to

HealthyU Wellness Program Is Back for 2026–2027
Earn a $100 credit toward your 2027–2028 deductible. The HealthyU Wellness Program is back for the 2026–2027 health plan year, and earning your reward is simple. Employees covered by the ACSHIC health plan can earn a $100 credit toward their 2027–2028 deductible by completing the Wellness Deductible Reduction Program requirements. To qualify, you must: Have

AllOne Health August Webinars
Please find the information below regarding this month’s webinar offerings from ACSHIC Employee Assistance Program provider, AllOne Health: Sleep Basics Aug 12, 2026, 1:30 pm Sleep is often the overlooked cornerstone of a healthy lifestyle. In this enlightening seminar, participants will explore the physical and mental benefits of a good night’s

Save Money on Medication
Some ACSHIC Plan members who take certain brand or specialty medications may be eligible to have their copays reduced through various manufacturer-sponsored payor assistance programs, often simply referred to as “coupons.” Recently, certain manufacturers of six prescription drugs have started requiring additional enrollment information from members to maintain eligibility for