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Employee Wellness

The Salt Lake County Employee Wellness Program is an incentive based worksite wellness program that promotes participation in healthy behaviors and boosts employee job satisfaction.

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WellSteps

WellSteps is the Salt Lake County Employee Wellness virtual application for participants to track points and engage in wellness activities on your own or with other participants.

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Incentives

The more points participants accumulate the higher the cash and HSA incentives. Participants can earn points towards incentives from January 1st to October 31st each year.

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Links

HR Benefits
HealthyMe Clinic
SLCo Health Department

Meet the Team

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Wellness Coordinator

Sadie May

Currently contemplating to sell her house and live the van life, and secretly hides Taylor Swift lyrics in Mindful Moment meditations.

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Wellness Coordinator

Brittany Parry

A Cinnamon Life Cereal fanatic and a true master of the art of DIY projects.

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Program Specialist

Trudie Kesler

A Corporate Games bowling champion who loves to hear about your National Park adventures or trips to other countries.

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Health Educator

Kiersten Philpott

Currently raising four boys, reading three books, and listening to three podcasts. Jealous?

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Health Educator

Meghan Mattson

Can be found wandering through the forest, or the aisles in a thrift store, she’s a nature-loving thrifting queen!

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Health Educator

Jaclyn Miller

An aficionado of twilight strolls, Jaclyn spends her free time perfecting her salsa-making skills and enjoying the relaxing art of cross-stitching.

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Health Educator

Codie Crosby

Codie loves to travel to new destinations, perfect buttery flaky pie crusts, and lift heavy things.

Frequently Asked Questions

New participants can join at any time by emailing us. Participants will have from their start date, to October 31st to earn points to go towards their cash and HSA incentives. 

SLCo Employee Wellness

All county employees and their adult designees can participate in the Employee Wellness program. If you are not eligible for benefits, you can earn prizes but are not eligible for the cash and HSA incentives.

 An adult designee can be your significant other to whom you are not married or a family member with whom you share a relationship. In order to qualify, you and your designee must meet certain criteria which includes:

  • Adult designee status for an eligible adult (a child must be over the age of 26 and not disabled) who is:
    • Both unmarried and over age 18
    • Proof of joint expenses
  • If you meet the criteria, you must complete an adult designee affidavit and supply the required financial documentation within 31 days. Affidavit found under Adult Designee link on slco.org/human-resources/benefits/ insurance-benefits/
  • The IRS taxes an “imputed income” for this benefit, which will include an additional cost from your paycheck.
  • The definition of imputed income is the taxable amount an employee pays when adding coverage for an adult
    designee or the children of an adult designee to coverage.
  • Your children up to age 26, regardless of student or marital status (except for life insurance).
    • The child will be removed from coverage at the end of the month they turn 26. COBRA coverage will be offered.
    • Your children of any age with a qualifying disability determined by the health plan. 

Employee Wellness participants use WellSteps to log their points. Log in using your EIN as your username or EIN+1 for spouses and adult designees.

All Employee Wellness cash incentives will be administered to the employee's paycheck in December of each year. Health Savings Account (HSA) incentives are issued to employee's Fidelity accounts in January of each year.

According to the IRS Memo 201622031, an employer may not exclude from an employee's gross income payments of cash rewards for participating in a wellness program. 

The Salt Lake County Employee Wellness program offers a variety of online programs, virtual workshops, virtual classes, and in-person events that span from Clark Planetarium to Herriman Library. We recruit Employee Wellness ‘champions' to coordinate wellness events at their worksite. Email us if you are interested in becoming an Employee Wellness champion.

Salt Lake County Health Department

Our mission at the Salt Lake County Health Department is to promote and protect the health of our community and environment. We work tirelessly every day to prevent illness, injury, and disease while addressing social, economic, and environmental factors that impact overall health. Our efforts include immunizing children, inspecting restaurants, preventing tobacco access to minors, encouraging physical activity and proper nutrition, protecting our water and air, providing culturally appropriate services, and collaborating with our community partners to ensure public health works for all residents of Salt Lake County, regardless of where they live.

Salt Lake County Health Department