Your Health Benefits Offer Confidential Services for You and Your Enrolled Dependents
PPS EMPLOYEE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM (EAP) – Administered by Uprise Health
Confidential services for you and all members of your household:
- 24-hour Crisis Help: Call 1-866-750-1327
- In-person Counseling: 6 sessions per situation, per year
Cost: $0 to you
To learn more, go to https://uprisehealth.com/members (use access code OEBB)
KAISER PERMANENTE PARTICIPANTS
- From self-care to crisis care, click here for resources and phone numbers. A copay may apply for some services.
- The myStrength App connects you to a personalized program to help with depression, anxiety, sleep, stress, substance abuse and chronic pain. There is NO cost to you!
- Try the Calm app. This app helps you use meditation and mindfulness to lower stress, reduce anxiety, and improve sleep quality. There is NO cost to you!
- The Text Based Ginger App allows you to text a coach anytime, from anywhere, 24/7 for up to 90 days per year to discuss goals, share challenges and create an action plan. Enrolled members may download the app with a 90-day subscription at no cost and no referral needed.
Learn more at kaiserpermanente.org.
PROVIDENCE PARTICIPANTS
- Go to ProvidenceHealthPlan.com/BehavioralHealth to learn about options for behavioral health care including access to a Behavioral Health Concierge.
- Get personal behavioral health and emotional wellness care through online counseling and therapy through the Talkspace app.
- Get comprehensive, whole-health support through the virtual self-directed program called Learn to Live.
THE STANDARD
Grief support services for your life or AD&D insurance beneficiaries:
- On-call, trained clinicians provide on-call grief counseling by phone or in person: Call 1-800-378-5742.
- Up to six face-to-face sessions.
- Unlimited phone contact.
Cost to you: $0
Learn more at standard.com/mytoolkit (username = support).
1 National Alliance on Mental Illness (nami.org) : 2 National Institute of Mental Health (nimh.nih.gov) : 3 American Journal of Psychiatry and U.S. Surgeon General’s Report, 1999 : 4 Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration