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Wellness - Tobacco Cessation Programs

To: All U.S.-based CenturyLink employees

Summary
The purpose of this email is to highlight the tobacco cessation programs available within the Wellness benefit of company-sponsored medical plans and the process for obtaining prescription medication. Additionally, this email includes information regarding the American Cancer Society's Quit For Life® Program, the nation's leading tobacco cessation program.

Who does this affect?

What action is needed?

If you would like to participate in a tobacco cessation program, the following options are available to employees and covered dependents. If your household is tobacco-free, or if smokers are enrolled in a tobacco cessation program in 2012, you will qualify for discounts on the cost of your medical coverage during the next annual enrollment period. Get started becoming tobacco-free today.

UnitedHealthCare:

A member and or a dependent over the age of 18 must call (877) 784-8797 to speak with an enrollment specialist who sets up an appointment with the tobacco cessation wellness coach within approximately 3-4 weeks. Once the member speaks with the tobacco cessation wellness coach and formally enrolls in the program, authorization is submitted to Medco on the same day for the prescription medication (i.e., Chantix, Wellbutrin or Zyban). Medco has a two business day turn around on the authorization for the medication.

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American Cancer Society - Quit For Life Program:

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