Important Information to Know:
- Only full-time benefited employees and their spouses can receive premium refunds.
- Retirees over the age of 65 can participate but do not qualify for the premium refund. Early retires under the age of 65 qualify for the refund until they’re 65.
- You can register at any time for the Living Healthy program once you have your DMBA account set up by clicking on the Living Healthy tab on your dashboard on DMBA’s website.
- Each wellness challenge must be completed with 75% effort and be coupled with 150 minutes of exercise each week to qualify for the premium refund.
How to Receive Premium Refunds:
Earn $30 for each of the 6 Wellness Challenges you complete in a year for a total value of $180. DMBA has a list of challenges you can choose from or you can make your own! Once you have picked your goal, you will report your completion every 2 months. By clicking the link below, you can choose which challenge is right for you! There will also be the start and end dates as well as the reporting window of completion for each challenge.
Earn $70 toward your premium refund by taking your Health Risk Assessment (HRA). You will need to include the following information when reporting to DMBA:
- Blood pressure
- Blood glucose
- Total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, and
- Triglycerides.
In order to obtain this information, we host a DMBA breakfast each semester which you can attend to get your blood tested and then report the information on the DMBA website, there is also a link below this paragraph. If you cannot make this event, at any time you can go to the Wellness Center located in Hart room 174 on campus or visit your primary care physician during the year to get your Health Risk Assessment. When the time comes, click below to report.
You do not have to complete an HRA to participate in the Living Healthy Program.
How to Report Your Challenge:
1. To report the completion of each challenge, click below to know how to report:
How to Create a Report
2. Another option for reporting is simply to email If you choose to report via email, you will need to include:
- What challenges you completed
- Who completed the challenge (you and/or your spouse)
- Your work email or DMBA ID number.
If you are past the deadline and are reporting a completed challenge late, you will also need to email DMBA’s Wellness Customer Service and include:
- Your name
- DMBA ID number, stating which challenge you completed, and
- When but that you did not report it on time.
Lost/Forgotten DMBA ID Number:
Your DMBA ID number is 9 digits and can be found on the back of your insurance card, starting with 2 or 3 zeros’. If you have lost your card and/or don’t know your number, you will also need to email: WellnessCustService@dmba.com
Once you have been verified, DMBA will assist you with your ID number and get you a new insurance card.
DMBA Healthy Living Program not only helps employees and their spouses save money but also gives data and advice to improve health. Rather than allow habits or disease control the individual, the program teaches one to take stewardship over their body.
To gain optimal health and support, employees can begin the process by clicking down below.