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BSW Be Well™ with Diabetes

Pilot Program

Welcome, Bell County members, to the pilot program of BSW Be Well™ with Diabetes — a new program for Baylor Scott & White Health Plan members with diabetes. Our goal is to help you manage your condition and improve your health.

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Keep in mind that everyone's health journey is different, especially with diabetes. You may have some days when it feels like it is more difficult to manage, and some days when it is easier. However, your efforts do make a difference! Ultimately, what matters most is making progress toward your goals.

—Jyothi Rereddy, MD

What's in it for you?

  • If you sign up and complete the initial requirements, your copays for diabetes medications and testing supplies will be waived for up to 12 months.
  • You will be eligible for a free glucometer and a free app to track your blood sugars.
  • You will be enrolled in the BSW Be Well™ Diabetes program and BSW Be Well™ Coaching, with 10 virtual coaching sessions.
  • A clinical pharmacist will review your medication list for drug-related problems and will be available to meet with you for any questions you may have about your medications.

How does that help?

With access to no-cost diabetes medications and monitoring systems, you won't have to put your health on hold if money gets tight. The BSW Be Well™ Coaching program can identify simple changes that will improve your health—and provide tips on how to make those changes as easy as possible. Having a pharmacist available to answer your questions will help you stay better informed about your medications and how they may be affecting your health.

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Good blood sugar control can be a challenge, but you can take control of your numbers. Remember that life's challenges can make good control more difficult, so give yourself the grace to ride out the storm and then get back on track.

—April D. Pickrel, RD
Registered Dietician, Certified Diabetes Educator
Baylor Scott & White Clinic - College Station Rock Prairie

Are you eligible?

If you are a:

  1. Member of Baylor Scott & White Care Plan
  2. AND a Bell County Employee or dependent of a Bell County Employee
  3. AND you have Type 2 Diabetes
  4. AND you're 18 years old or older

Then you are eligible to participate in the program.

Apply by* Program begins
Dec. 15 Jan. 1

*Note you may continue to apply until Dec. 31, however, if you meet qualifications, copay waivers may not be effective until after the 1st.

How does the program work?

Step 1: Apply

  • Fill out and submit the application
  • We will review your form and communicate with you about any outstanding requirements by email
  • We will let you know whether or not you have been accepted into the program

Step 2: Receive benefits

  • You will be referred to BSW Be Well™ Coaching to schedule your coaching visits
  • You will be offered a free blood glucose monitor and app to track your blood sugars
  • Your copays for diabetes medications and supplies will be waived for up to 12 months ($0 at the time of purchase)

Step 3: Stay engaged

  • Download the Healthie App or log in through gethealthie.com
  • Failure to meet the requirements within 6 months of enrollment will forfeit your benefit for the remaining 6 months of the year

If you have a non-BSWH provider, please have them fax your labs and documentation of provider visit to 254.298.6187 or email to BSWHPDiabetesProgram@BSWHealth.org.

Requirements Required to Enroll Required Annually Required Once
Lipid/cholesterol lab* ✔ ✔  
Urine test for protein* ✔ ✔  
A1C lab* ✔ ✔  
Provider visit ✔ ✔  
Enroll in BSW Be Well™ Coaching program ✔   ✔
Download Healthie App     ✔
Educational Activities (included in program)   ✔  

* May be available at $0 copay. Check your plan documents for details.

Got a question?

You're probably not the only one who wants to know. Check out our FAQ for answers to common questions.

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Stress can negatively impact blood sugar and can lead to a sense of overwhelm. Find time to relax and enjoy life, whether that is being with friends or family, taking a nice walk in the park, being kind to a stranger, listening to a fun podcast or singing out loud on your way to work. Make it a point to make yourself (and others) smile and remember the feeling of joy.

—Sandra Spicer-Moore, RD, CDCES
Registered Dietitian, Certified Diabetes Care & Education Specialist
Baylor Scott and White Specialty Clinic - Round Rock

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