NWPP Plan News & Updates
Check here for all the latest news and updates, from new wellness offerings, to benefit changes, to tips on using your healthcare.
Check here for all the latest news and updates, from new wellness offerings, to benefit changes, to tips on using your healthcare.
Starting September 1, 2025 all participants on the Alternate Medical Plan will be seamlessly transitioned to the Regular PPO Plan. The change will not impact medical benefit coverage and deductibles, co-pays, and out-of-pocket maximums will all remain the same. In addition, the change will give people previously on the Alternate Plan many additional benefits, including: Dental […]
Read MoreEvery year NWPP partners with the Pacific Health Coalition to host three health fairs for NWPP participants. Attending a health fair is a great opportunity to get your annual flu shot and common lab tests done, conveniently and at no cost to you! You’ll also have a chance to meet and speak with local health […]
Read MoreThe link between chronic pain and depression. There is often a link between people working in physically demanding jobs and a higher instance of chronic pain. When pain becomes chronic, it can lead to depression and anxiety. And similarly, people with mental distress, can experience pain as more severe and long lasting. Discomfort from health […]
Read MoreGet the resources you need to manage life’s stressors. From finances, to relationships, to work/life balance, to physical health and more — there are a lot of factors that contribute to your mental health, and your ability to manage stress. It is not always easy to manage life’s stressors. That’s where Uprise Health comes in. […]
Read MoreThe basics on enrolling for your NWPP benefits. Here is a quick overview that can help you better understand eligibility for NWPP health benefits. This overview does not cover every scenario, so please contact your local union or the Administration Office toll-free at (866) 417-4240 if you have a specific situation or any questions. Becoming […]
Read MoreYour primary care doctor is the person you will visit for most of your medical needs—when you’re sick, for your check-ups, and when you have health questions or concerns. If your health plan requires referrals, your primary care doctor will also be the person who refers you to specialists. Nurse practitioners and physician assistants also […]
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