How Wellth Rewards Works
1
Join
It takes just 1 minute to submit your info and get started on Wellth Rewards.
2
Get Started
A Wellth Specialist will create your custom reminders and show you how to use the app.
3
Check In
Use the Wellth application to snap a photo of your health tasks as you check in each day.
4
Earn rewards
A rewards card will be mailed to you after you begin your program.
Your Wellth Rewards Card
Rewards are for you
Our easy to use rewards help you stay healthy, whether it’s for healthy groceries, warm clothes, transportation to work or care, or even a mobile phone bill. This card is designed for your well-being.
Easy to use
Zero cost to you
Helps you to feel your best!
What can you use rewards for?
Groceries & household items
Your card can be used at most grocery stores for food and household things like toilet paper, soap and more. We recommend using your card at smaller grocery stores, rather than “big box” store chains.
Transportation
Try using your card to fill up your car! To use it successfully, you may have to go inside the gas station. It can also be used for oil changes, new tires, and other car repairs. If you take a bus or train, it works great for those too!
Home & Lodging
Use your Wellth Rewards Card for utilities, like your power, gas, water or mobile phone bill each month!
Personal Care, Education & Entertainment
Your rewards can also be used for hobbies like arts & crafts, electronics and computers, office supplies, and even to pay your mobile phone bill each month!
Clothing
Rewards can also help with buying clothes for yourself, family members or friends. Unfortunately the card cannot be used at large department stores, but it can be used at smaller boutiques!
Rewards Card Restrictions
To maintain compliance, rewards cannot be used for these purchases:
Alcohol & Tobacco
Keep up your healthy lifestyle by avoiding liquor, tobacco and cigar stores. Instead, you can use your Wellth Rewards Card for personal care, education or entertainment.
Big Box Stores
We recommend using your card at local grocery stores rather than “big box” stores such as Walmart, Target or Amazon. You can still use your Wellth Rewards Card to bring home groceries & household items.
Pharmacy
While your Wellth Rewards Card cannot be used at for prescription refills, you can spend your rewards on personal care items for yourself and your family.
View full list of Wellth Rewards Card restrictions
Alcohol
Tobacco
Firearms
Costs related to
your health plan
your health plan
ATMs
Bail payments
Bars
Candy stores
Cigar stores
Dating services
Direct marketing
Financial & Money
transfer services
transfer services
Fur shops
Gambling
Jewelry stores
Liquor stores
Lottery
Pawn shops
Self-serve gas pumps
Stamp and coin stores
Large Retailers &
department stores
department stores
Pharmacies
Discount stores
Members love Wellth Rewards
"I used my rewards to help pay for my phone bill, so I was able to keep my phone on because of the Wellth program! Thank you! Who wouldn’t want to join?!"
“I’ve been able to use my rewards for things I get enjoyment from. The Wellth Rewards Card helps get me a tank of gas which in my case will last probably two and three weeks so that helps out. It’s a very nice back up to have in my pocket!
“This helps me a lot with my infant. I use the rewards to get my son's hygiene stuff, shampoo, conditioner, or groceries.”
Contact us
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For questions about your
Wellth program:
To activate and begin using your card, or to check your card balance:
Frequently asked questions
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I haven’t received my Wellth Rewards Card, what do I do?
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How do I check my Wellth Rewards Card balance and transaction history?
How do I know when I will receive additional rewards?
Can I take out cash with my Wellth Rewards Card?
Will my rewards impact my government assistance programs?
What do I do if my rewards card was lost, stolen, or there are unauthorized transactions?