UC Wellness Health Assessment Programs
Take a New Health Assessment
Faculty, staff, retirees and their spouses or domestic partners may take new health assessments, even if they have completed one before. For those eligible for StayWell benefits, follow-up wellness coaching may also be available.
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CUE Members Opt In to StayWell Benefits
From Health Assessment to Cancer Survivor – Read one employee’s story of how a health assessment started a sequence of life-changing medical events.
Making Steps to Better Health – Read how UC employees have benefited from the taking a health assessment and StayWell’s Wellness Coaching Program.
Teaming Up for Better Health – Read how UC retirees have benefited from StayWell's Wellness Coaching Program.
Statement by Health Plan Regarding Confidentiality [PDF]
Spotlight on Programs
- UC campuses applauded by State Task Force for commitment to faculty and staff wellness
- Farmers' Market Coming to UCSF Mission Bay
- UCSD Names New Assistant Vice Chancellor for Student Wellness
- Make Your Fitness Resolutions Stick
- Fighting the Obesity Epidemic 10 minutes at a Time
UC Health-Related News
- UCSF Study Shows Attitudes toward Tobacco Industry Linked to Smoking Behavior
- Asthma Self-Management Programs Improve Drug Adherence, Disease Control
- Improving Health through Exercise and Mobile Monitoring
- Dietary Fats Trigger Long-Term Memory Formation
- Report Finds Troubling Health Trends in State's Asian, Pacific Communities
- Functional Foods Offer Specific Health Benefits, Experts Say
Featured Article from UC Berkeley Wellness Letter
- Brain Health: What to Keep in Mind
The brain does change with age. You don't learn and retain new facts as well as you used to, and it takes longer to summon things out of the memory bank. This can be unsettling, but it is quite normal and does not usually signal the onset of disease.
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