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When you sign up for Healthy Lifestyles and take your private Well-Being Assessment, you’ll get instant access to wellness resources, including a personalized well-being plan. With your plan, you can focus on any three of the following areas: exercise, weight management, nutrition, quitting tobacco, stress management and more.

Your well-being plan is designed to keep you motivated as you make progress toward your goals. As you complete steps in your well-being plan, you earn points that can be redeemed for prizes in the online Rewards Center.

Resources
  • Plan Rates
  • Plan Comparisons
  • CDHP 1 Plan at a glance
  • CDHP 2 Plan at a glance
  • Trad PPO Plan at a glance
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    Benefit Policies/Guidelines

    Offboarding - Leaving State Employment?

    Employees who are thinking of resigning or retiring from a position with the state of Indiana, or who have been informed of a dismissal, can find on this page general information and links to resources about benefits, obligations and programs related to leaving state government. Note that the individual application and impact of each program or benefit is dependent upon each employee's specific, factual situation. (Visit the SPD Offboarding website)

    State Disability Program

    The purpose is to provide income replacement and insurance premium continuation for state employees who are unable to work due to illness or non-occupational injury. The program includes both Short-Term Disability (STD) benefits and Long-Term Disability (LTD) benefits. The Disability Program is provided to employees as a bridge to sustain employees financially either to a full recovery, partial recovery or permanent disability through Social Security.

    State Worker’s Compensation Program

    The state provides a Worker's Compensation Program for all employees, as required by Indiana Code 22-3-1-1 through 22-3-12-5. The purpose of the Worker's Compensation Program is to provide the statutory benefits afforded an employee that is injured in the course and scope of his or her employment. The state takes seriously the responsibility of providing high quality medical care with the goal of a full recovery and return to work.