Skip to content

Your Saved Plans

  • No saved plans

Care management

Wherever you are on your health journey, our health plans include all kinds of wellness programs and health services designed to support you.

Mental health support

Calm Health is available through your benefits plan at no additional cost to you. This means you’ll have access to the widely recognized mental well-being Calm app, which offers resources for sleep, meditation and mindfulness With 24/7 access to digital content, you can set your own pace on the path toward a healthier you as you get help with information to meet goals like better sleep, building skills to manage stress, developing resiliency and start building a mindfulness habit.

Calm Health

Calm Health is not intended to diagnose or treat depression, anxiety, or any other disease or condition. The use of Calm Health is not a substitute for care by a physician or other health care provider. Any questions that you may have regarding the diagnosis, care, or treatment of a medical condition should be directed to your physician or health care provider. Calm Health is a mental wellness product.

Calm Health is not available to UnitedHealthcare E&I Fully Insured customers/members in District of Columbia, Maryland, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and West Virginia.

Building healthier habits

Real Appeal® is a lifestyle program designed to help you build healthier habits and lose weight. It focuses on helping you take small steps that may have long-term results, and it provides support for key areas such as nutrition, fitness, motivation and change. It includes group coaching sessions, 24/7 access to videos, tools to track your progress and more.

Real Appeal

Real Appeal® is a voluntary weight management program that is offered to eligible members at no additional cost as part of their benefit plan. The information provided under this program is for general informational purposes only and is not intended to be nor should be construed as medical and/or nutritional advice. Participants should consult an appropriate health care professional to determine what may be right for them. Results, if any, may vary. Any items/tools that are provided may be taxable and participants should consult an appropriate tax professional to determine any tax obligations they may have from receiving items/tools under the program.