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HomeMemberManage Your PlanEssential PlanEssential Plan Wellness Rewards Program

Essential Plan Wellness Rewards

Get paid for taking care of your health. Fidelis Care Essential Plan members will soon be eligible for incentives for completing eligible health activities and screenings. The program starts January 1, 2026 for members whose coverage begins or renews on January 1. Other Essential Plan members will be eligible to participate once their coverage renews for 2026.


Earning rewards is easy!

Eligible members can complete one of the activities listed below, then call the Essential Plan Wellness Rewards Service Center at 1-844-461-3656 to claim your reward.

After completing an attestation form, your first reward will be processed and a debit card will be mailed to you. Funds will be added to your debit card after you complete additional eligible activities.

Beginning February 1, 2026, Wellness Rewards will be available in your Member Portal account upon your eligibility for the program.

Don’t have a Member Portal account? Sign up today!

Don’t forget! Unused dollars will roll over to the following month, however, your dollars expire on January 31 of the following year.

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Eligible Essential Plan Wellness Rewards activities

Activity Description
Adult Well Visit: $25 Get your free yearly checkup with your primary care provider. This visit helps you stay on top of your health, manage any ongoing conditions, and catch potential issues early.*
Adult Immunization – Flu Shot: $25 An annual flu shot helps protect you and those around you from the flu. It’s quick, safe, and can prevent serious illness. Talk to your primary care provider if you have any questions.
Breast Cancer Screening: $25 Complete your mammogram to screen for breast cancer. Early detection can lead to a better outcome.
Cervical Cancer Screening: $25 Get your Pap test or HPV screening as recommended by your provider. This simple test helps detect changes early, when they’re easiest to treat.
Chlamydia Screening: $25 Get tested for chlamydia if you are sexually active and your doctor agrees the test is needed. Females ages 16–24 who are sexually active are at higher risk and should get screened routinely.
Controlling Blood Pressure Screening: $25 Have your provider check your blood pressure. Keeping it in a healthy range protects your heart, kidneys, and overall health.
Colorectal Cancer Screening: $25 Complete your colorectal screening (FIT kit, colonoscopy, or other test) as recommended. This important test can help catch cancer early.
Diabetes – HbA1c Screening: $25 Get your A1c test at least once a year. It measures your average blood sugar over time and helps you and your provider manage your diabetes effectively.
Diabetes – Eye Exam: $25 Get your yearly diabetic eye exam to check for early signs of eye disease. Regular exams can help protect your vision.
Follow-up After Acute Care Visits for Asthma: $25 Visit your healthcare provider within 30 days after having as asthma attack that led to an urgent care visit, acute inpatient discharge, observation stay discharge, or emergency room visit.
Follow-up Visit After Hospitalization: $25 Visit your healthcare provider or mental health provider within seven (7) days after being discharged from the hospital. Your follow-up visit can be an in-person or telehealth visit.
Kidney Health Evaluation: $25 Get your annual kidney health tests (blood and urine). These screenings help detect early kidney changes caused by diabetes or high blood pressure.

*Some diagnostic tests or screenings ordered during your annual checkup may be subject to cost sharing. Refer to your plan documents and ask your doctor about possible costs.