Ready to Get Your Biometric Screening?
What If You're Pregnant or a Spouse?
What's a Biometric Screening?
Earn Paycheck Credits
Ready to Get Your Biometric Screening?
You have from January 1 through May 31 to get your biometric screening each fiscal year. There are three easy ways to complete your screening—plus another easy way if you’re in the Bay Area.
Onsite at Intuit
Attending an onsite event is the easiest way to complete your screening. Find your location’s screening date(s) and then sign up for a screening through the eHealthScreenings website.
Note: The scheduler for each onsite event closes five days before the event date.
At a LabCorp lab
Schedule an appointment at a LabCorp lab through the eHealthScreenings website.
With your doctor
Log in to the eHealthScreenings website to register your screening as a physician visit and download the Physician Screening Form. Make an appointment with your physician and have him or her complete the form. The physician form must be received by eHealthScreenings no later than 11:59 p.m. on May 31.
At the Crossover Health Center
If you're in the Bay Area, you can make an appointment at the Crossover Health Center. You’ll need to first log in to the eHealthScreenings website to register your screening as a physician visit and download the Physician Screening Form. Have your Crossover Health doctor complete the form. You’ll get your results on the same day as your appointment. The physician form must be received by eHealthScreenings no later than 11:59 p.m. on May 31.
Your results will be available for viewing—on the eHealthScreenings website and in Virgin Pulse—within 10 days of your onsite screening or lab appointment or, if you get your screening through your doctor or Crossover Health, within 10 days of your Physician Screening Form being received.
What If You’re Pregnant or a Spouse?
If you’re pregnant, you’ll confirm this on the eHealthScreenings website when you access the site the first time. Once you’ve received a confirmation email from eHealthScreenings, you have completed the health screening requirement.
If you’re a spouse or domestic partner, go to ehealthscreenings.com/signup. Be sure to register first using screening key NTU03.
If you're not currently on your spouse's/domestic partner's medical insurance plan but you'll enroll for the upcoming year, you'll need to complete a screening in order to receive credits. Your spouse/domestic partner should contact Alight at 1-866-468-8236 to list you as a dependent and/or beneficiary so your information will transmit to eHealthScreenings. Note: Once your information has been given to Alight, it will take up to 10 days to be updated in the eHealthScreenings system.
What's a Biometric Screening?
A biometric screening is a short health exam that gives you important information about your risk for certain diseases and medical conditions. It only takes about 15 minutes and includes body measurements and a fasting blood draw.
The biometric screening provides your numbers for:
- Cholesterol
- Glucose
- Triglycerides
- Blood pressure
- Body mass index (BMI)
With your screening results, you have the power to:
- Take control of your health.
- Take action to prevent a condition, or keep one from getting worse.
- Save money by reducing future health expenses.
Be sure to share your numbers with your doctor so you can incorporate them into your health plan. Whether you’re already taking steps toward becoming a better you or you’re thinking about starting, knowing your numbers is a key part of monitoring—and improving—your overall health.
Earn Paycheck Credits
Just complete your biometric screening to earn $50 per paycheck—and then earn an additional $30 per paycheck for being nicotine-free (if you’re not already receiving the credit, you can confirm your nicotine status during annual enrollment in June).
Here's how math works:
If you’re a new hire
If you’re hired before May 1, 2019, you’ll need to get your biometric screening to receive the screening credits for FY 2020. If you’re hired on or after May 1, 2019, you’ll automatically receive the screening and nicotine-free credits for FY 2020.