Wellness Works

Maricopa County's Wellness Works program supports and encourages a healthy workforce by providing programs and resources to help employees maintain or improve their health.

Maricopa County's Wellness Works program supports and encourages a healthy workforce by providing programs and resources to help employees maintain or improve their health. CONTACT INFORMATION Benefits and Wellness Division [email protected] Wellness Portal 1-866-941-2143 September is Back and Joint Health Month Join Hinge Health Today Don't let aches and pains stop you from living your life! If you are enrolled in a County healthcare plan, you can take advantage of FREE virtual physical therapy through Hinge Health. This covers things like: - Joint and muscle aches - Recover from an injury - Relief from pelvic pain and discomfort Get Started Today Note: You can earn "Your Choice" activity credit when you complete 6 weeks of Hinge Health in 2026 though UnitedHealthcare or Banner|Aetna. Be sure to report your completion in the Wellness Portal by December 31, 2026. Webinars: Presented by Hinge Health Sleep and Pain: Tips to Stop "Painsomnia" and Wake Up Feeling Better Join this webinar to dive into how ongoing back and joint pain may be impacting other areas of your health. The presentation will cover: 1. The importance of sleep, 2. The connection between sleep and pain, and 3. How to harness the power of movement to break the cycle of "painsomnia". Tuesday, September 15 12 p.m. - 12:30 p.m. Healthy Aging and Bone Health This webinar will focus on the "skeletal" part of "musculoskeletal pain." Hear from an expert physical therapist on how to protect your bone density as you age and simple movements to keep your bones strong and prevent injuries. Wednesday, September 23 12 p.m. - 12:30 p.m. Find Helpful Tips on Joint and Muscle Health Check out the Hinge Health Learning Center for a variety of resources on joint and muscle health. With expert advice on topics from back pain to exercise therapy, you'll find practical tips and tools to help you move and feel better. Wellness Portal Activities In the Wellness Portal, you can find self-guided Journeys and Healthy Habit trackers focused on Back, Muscle, & Joint Health to learn more and manage your conditions. Even better, you can earn credit for one "Your Choice" activity when you complete a Journey or track a healthy habit for 20 days in one calendar month by December 31, 2026. Guidance Resources Webinars Building Your Child's Self-Esteem Tuesday, September 22 12 p.m. - 12:30 p.m Building Trust Thursday, September 24 12 p.m. - 12:30 p.m Wellness Portal Your Wellness Portal is where you'll go to elevate your health and wellness and earn your Wellness Reward of $30/paycheck! The activities required to earn your Wellness Reward include completing a Health Check Survey (health assessment), and two "Your Choice" activities. How Do I earn the Wellness Reward? Earn Your Wellness Reward Get $30/paycheck in 3 easy steps! 1. Log into the Wellness Portal 2. Complete the Health Check Survey 3. Complete two "Your Choice" Activities To earn the Wellness Reward, you must be enrolled in a County-Sponsored healthcare plan. Get customized feedback and recommendations after submitting the Health Check Survey! Go to the "Home" tab, then "Rewards" in the Wellness Portal for a list of activities! Questions? Contact the Wellness Portal Helpline 866-941-2143 REGULAR PROGRAMMING INCLUDES: - Onsite Fitness Centers with free memberships at various County locations - Monthly wellness themed activities and webinars - Virtual challenges including steps, activity, and mindfulness - Gym membership network discount - Wellness events and campaigns offered throughout the year (Walk to Chase Field, Mesa Walk, etc.) - A Wellness Incentive ($30.00/pay period) to help employees reduce the cost of their medical premium Detailed information about these programs can be found on the County's Intranet (MyMC) on the Wellness Works page. You are encouraged to participate on non-paid time and coordinate coverage, as necessary, with your supervisor. If you require a reasonable accommodation, contact the Benefits and Wellness Division.