UnitedHealthCare's Rally® provides simple activities that help you improve and maintain your overall health. We also want to send you to New York where you can walk along the Hudson, look out at the Statue of Liberty, and experience an exciting weekend at the Rally HealthFest. To celebrate healthy living, we're giving one lucky Rally user and a guest the full VIP experience at the Rally HealthFest on July 29 in New York City. A fun, family-friendly event, HealthFest includes healthy activities led by Health Ambassador Kevin Hart.

Do you know who you have listed as your emergency contact? Is their contact information accurate? Log in to your MyHR account to take a look and update any necessary information.

On Thursday, June 1st, at 0900, the Scott County Sheriff’s Office will hold a Promotional Ceremony in the Sheriff’s Office Conference Room on the second floor of the Scott County Courthouse. Deputy Thomas Leonard will be promoted to the rank of sergeant and Sergeant Tara Dinneweth will be promoted...

Health care resources in your hands! The Health4Me app is designed to make managing health care a lot simpler. You can easily access your health plan ID card, benefit amounts, account balances and Personal Health Records. You can manage claims, estimate costs and find nearby providers and quick care facilities anytime and anywhere. Health4Me allows you to personalize the interface and even talk to someone at the push of a button if you have questions.

There are so many reasons why regular activity boosts your health. Read to learn what those are and how you can incorporate exercise into your day. We know that staying active is one of the best ways to keep our bodies healthy. But did you know it can also improve your overall well-being and quality of life? Here are just a few of the ways physical activity can help you feel better, look better and live better.

On Tuesday, May 16, at 11:00 a.m. the Scott County Sheriff’s Office will be hosting the ribbon cutting ceremony for the new Patrol Headquarters, located at 3206 South 16th Avenue in Eldridge. In 1994 the Sheriff’s Office moved the patrol division to the location at 4715 Tremont Avenue in Davenport...

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The results from last fall’s Healthy Lifestyle testing are in…. There were 185 participants who screened. Forty (40) were found to have 3 or more risk factors, i.e. Metabolic Syndrome. Of those 40 individuals, two (2) left employment prior to the spring retesting. Six (6) people chose to participated in Weight Watchers. In the WW group 3 maintained the same number of risk factors, 1 reduced a risk factor and 2 are no longer considered to have Metabolic Syndrome! Thirty-two (32) participated in the Naturally Slim program. Forty-two percent (42%) in the Naturally Slim classes no longer are considered to have Metabolic Syndrome! That means 15 people no longer have Metabolic Syndrome, others reduced a risk factor and many made improvements in a risk factor. Here is a testimonial from a participant: “This is not 10 weeks of a diet, this the beginning of the rest of my healthy life.”

With Wellness in mind, we've put together an overview of 2016. Take a look at the attachment to get a better view of what was offered, utilization stats, additional information and tips!