You will receive guidance about:

• Prescription medication questions
• Questions before or after surgery
• Learning about a new or recent diagnosis (for example, allergies, multiple sclerosis or cancer). A case manager will send you written educational information about the diagnosis, treatment plan options, and expected prognosis.
• Developing a short-term plan of small, achievable steps to reach a long-term goal (for example, managing high blood pressure)
• Finding a primary care provider, specialist or nutritionist
• Understanding your benefits

Case Management services are voluntary. If you choose to use Case Management, you'll be assigned a personal case manager who will communicate with you by phone as often as you need and at times that work best with your schedule. You can receive support until your condition improves or until you're comfortable managing your condition on your own.

Case Management incentive program

The Truist Well-Being Program offers eligible participants a one-time $250 cash incentive if they participate in Case Management and a separate one-time $250 cash incentive if they complete their Case Management care plan.

Eligibility for the Case Management incentive program is determined by a case manager. Participation means developing a care plan with the case manager and participating in the program for more than one day. Completion means completing all of the goals in the care plan.

If you or one of your dependents participates, any incentive earned will be included in the Truist teammate’s payroll within three to four payroll cycles following participation/completion.

The incentive program is available to medically-enrolled teammates as well as covered spouses or domestic partners, and children who are selected for case management services by BCBSNC and Aetna. COBRA members are not eligible to participate.