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“Follow your dreams, work hard, practice, and persevere. Make sure you eat a variety of foods, get plenty of exercise, and maintain a healthy lifestyle.”
– Sasha Cohen

Karen Larsen
Social Worker and Care Coordinator
March 31 is the deadline to submit claims for 2025 fitness and weight loss reimbursements.
Forms can be found below. You can also submit your claim directly to Blue Cross Blue Shield on their website: MyBlue Healthcare Insurance Plan | Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts
- IUOE_Fitness_Reimbursement_Fact_Sheet_5-12-23_JP.pdf
- 2022-Weight-Loss-Reimbursement-and-Fact-Sheet.pdf
2026 Local 4 Life $250 Incentive
Enroll with our health coaching partner, TrestleTree, in 2026 and complete five appointments by December 11, 2026, to earn a $250 gift card*. TrestleTree coaches will work with you to develop SMART goals to help you manage chronic health conditions, such as diabetes, high blood pressure and asthma, or help you work on a healthy lifestyle, such as nutrition, weight management, tobacco cessation, and exercise. This program is available at no cost to those who are enrolled in the Local 4 Health & Welfare Plan and their dependents. Contact TrestleTree at 866-523-8185 or IUOE Local 4 | TrestleTree.
*Open to new enrollees in 2026, enrollment must be started by 8/1/26.
March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

According to the Colorectal Cancer Alliance Facts and Statistics | Colorectal Cancer Alliance, colorectal cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer diagnosed in the U.S. and a leading cause of cancer deaths. Overall rates of this type of cancer have decreased over time but are rising among people 55 and younger. While colorectal cancer can be fatal, it is highly treatable if it is caught early. Screening is helping to reduce the number of deaths from colorectal cancer. The American Cancer Society recommends screening to start at age 45 for those without a family history of colorectal cancer. Talk to your doctor about risk factors, including family history of colorectal cancer, along with any symptoms that you may notice. You and your doctor can determine which type of screening is best for you. Screening could save your life. To learn more about the experience of a colonoscopy from the viewpoint of two men, follow this link from the CDC. https://youtu.be/Nf0X1pUEUlc
This Month’s Featured Partners
VIA Benefits
Are you thinking about retirement or is insurance coverage ending for you or one of your dependents? VIA Benefits can help you determine your next steps for health insurance coverage. Whether you are looking for insurance for an adult child reaching their 26th birthday, figuring out your Medicare options or determining if COBRA or marketplace insurance is your better option, a VIA benefits consultant can help you. VIA can be contacted at 833-414-1408 Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Eastern Time. 


