We're committed to providing quality, cost-effective health care for our members. If you are a Chattanooga-based member, here are the facts about why CHI Memorial could lose their place in Network S.
Beans, peas, lentils, peanuts: they’re all legumes. Legumes offer versatility and a long list of health benefits. That's why they're considered a superfood.
“For many years, people took the approach of ‘leave your personal life at the door,’” says Amy Eaton, a principal talent management consultant. “That is simply not possible. We are human, and that includes our emotions.”
Racism affects the physical and emotional health of our minority neighbors. Dr. Andrea Willis shares what we’re learning and why we have to work for change.
“Even if you eventually get your blood sugar under control, we don’t know how much damage can be undone. It’s better not to do that damage in the first place. And the good news is you can reduce many risk factors through simple lifestyle changes.”
For nearly half a million Tennesseans, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) is a part of everyday life. Yet few of us know how to spot the signs of a COPD flare up before things get serious:
The BlueCross Foundation is investing $1 million in the HCS EdConnect Initiative, which will provide no-cost internet access to 28,500 students.
@EPB_Chattanooga
@hamcoschools
When it comes to death, everyone's feelings are different. Here are facts you may not know from Sherry Campbell, founder of Welcome Home of Chattanooga.
Nut milk, cow’s milk, mylk vs. milk — the milk multiverse is very real.
But what’s the nutritional difference between nut milk and dairy? How do the options stack up when it comes to protein, calories and carbohydrates?
Today we joined
@HighlandParkCha
and students from
@CGLA_Chatt
and
@PrepChattanooga
to break ground on our next BlueCross Healthy Place. We're looking forward to starting construction and opening the park in late 2020.
For
#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth
, find out why even mild alcohol use can negatively impact people’s health and well-being – often without them knowing it:
One in 6 people over age 60 has experienced elder abuse, yet few of us know much about the issue. One reason for that: elder abuse is an underreported crime.
Our goal is for 100% of
@GoBlueSkyTN
students to graduate from
@etsu
and become full-time BlueCross employees.
Get the full details in this article from
@WorkingNation
.
Everyone’s mental health needs are different, but Dr. Jill Amos suggests these tips to check in with yourself daily.
Get the full details on WellTuned:
“Gray area” drinking isn’t a medical diagnosis. But experts say the mild alcohol use disorder can still negatively impact people’s lives — often without them knowing it:
“I never had a person in my corner like that before,” Charles says about Kelly, the BlueCross nurse who helped him overcome health challenges and homelessness. Celebrate
#NursesWeek
by reading their inspiring story:
The
@988Lifeline
national suicide and crisis number went live earlier this month.
This will replace the national Suicide Prevention Lifeline 1-800 number and is designed to make it easier to access mental health crisis services.
#988Lifeline
Students from the BlueCross Technology Academy at Red Bank High School spent a day at our offices to help kick off their year of learning. They used LEGOs for a problem-solving activity and spoke with members of our team about their education and career paths.
This year's Senior Olympics Hall of Fame inductees have traveled cross-country to compete and worked hard to increase participation right here in Tennessee.
What are antioxidants?
Ask most people this question and they may have a general idea: antioxidants are things we get from food that are good for our health. Yet few of us will actually be able to explain what antioxidants do for our bodies:
For
#MilitaryAppreciationMonth
, follow Donna's career journey from the Signal Corps to Nursing Corps and to BlueCross, where she's focused on finding solutions for our members.
Need some inspiration for celebrating
#Juneteenth
? This local chef shares his recipe for West African Red-Red, a Ghanaian stew made with Sea Island red peas, sweet plantains, avocado and Carolina Gold coconut rice.
We’re honored to be recognized as the nation’s no. 3 employer for diversity by
@Forbes
: . It's even better to know that together, we've created a workplace where every employee is valued, respected and trusted as part of the team.
"The past two years have brought sharply into focus how much mental health affects our productivity — and how constant changes to routines and rules can lead to burnout."
#StressAwarenessMonth
@chattahooligan
Hi, Chattahooligans. Thanks for reaching out. We’ve had no contact with this new club. We understand the release lists BCBST as an area employer, not a sponsor.
We visited Whitehaven Elementary in Memphis to get ideas from local kids on the design of the BlueCross Healthy Place at David Carnes Park. They got to draw their dream park, vote on what they’d like to see, and watch their ideas come to life on a computer-aided design program.
We joined forces with
@etsu
to create
@GoBlueSkyTN
, a 27-month program designed to locally foster the advanced tech talent we need to serve our communities.
Get the details from the
@ACEducation
, and share the link to apply before the deadline on Jan. 19.
BlueCross partnered with Chattanooga restaurants to deliver 500 meals to health care workers at
@HamiltonHealth
@Parkridge_
@CHI_Memorial
and
@erlangerhealth
.
“We want to show our appreciation for those supporting patient care to keep us safe and healthy." -Dr. Andrea Willis.
"At
@etsu
, we understood the BlueCross need for viable job candidates in the tech field, and BlueCross understood the value that we can bring in terms of expertise and training."
Find out more about life as a student in
@GoBlueSkyTN
from Matt Desjardins.
"We want to use the BlueCross Healthy Place as a hands-on educational area to teach visitors and kids about the importance of the river and the early communities that lived here.” -
@TennStateParks
. Get the story here: