BowTies2014 ART & ANT IQUES SHOW

BowTies2014 ART & ANT IQUES SHOW

See your little cub on the big screenThe Jaguars Cub Club invites you to share a

photo of your child to be displayed on the

Jacksonville Jaguars video monitor during

their Dec. 7 game against the Houston

Texans. It’s part of an event for Jaguars Cub

Club members that also includes pre-game

festivities and a parade on the sidelines to kick off the game. While the

pre-game festivities and parade are only for Cub Club members, anyone

can submit photos to be displayed on the video monitors by sending them

via social media to #JaguarsCubClub.

The Jaguars Cub Club, sponsored by Baptist Health and Wolfson Children’s

Hospital, is for Jaguars fans, from birth to age 3. Membership includes a

special edition Jaguars Cub Club onesie or T-shirt, a blanket and drawstring

bag, a welcome letter from Coach Gus Bradley, and invitations to events

like this. Membership is free to all babies born at any Baptist Health

hospital or those cared for at the Wolfson Children’s Hospital NICU on

or after Jan. 1, 2014. A membership package also can be purchased for

$24.99, plus $5 shipping and handling. To learn more call 904.202.4907.

Discounted tickets for Art & Antiques ShowBoxwoods and BowTies

38th Annual Art & Antiques Show

Dec. 5 – 7

Prime Osborn Convention Center

The Women’s Board of Wolfson Children’s

Hospital extends a special offer to Baptist Health team members to

purchase show admission tickets for themselves and one guest at a cost of

$5 each, by showing your Baptist Health ID badge at the ticket booth at the

show. The normal ticket price is $15 per ticket. Come see 45 distinguished

art and antiques dealers; visit the Tea Room and Pastry Café for lunch and

delectable desserts; and visit the Young Collectors and Decorations Resale

Booths for incredible deals. Tickets to the lectures and Belles & BowTies

Children’s Fashion Show are an additional cost. For more information, visit

artandantiquesshow.com or call 904.202.2886.

BaptistBriefs November 2014

Save the Date

qSunday, Dec. 7Jacksonville Jaguars Military Appreciation Game1 pm versus the Houston Texans

As a thank you to our service men and women, Baptist Health will provide two tickets for team members who are active military, reservists or veterans. To take advantage of this program, call Brad Fain at 904.633.6534 or email fainb@nfl.jaguars.com . You will need to provide your contact information, Baptist employee ID, and the branch in which you served. Additional tickets may also be purchased.

Thursday, Dec. 11Improving the Health Status of Your CommunityUniversity Club, Grand Ballroom1301 Riverplace Blvd., 27th floor, Jacksonville

Audrey Moran, Baptist Health senior vice president of Social Responsibility and CommunityAdvocacy, will be part of this panel discussion presented by the American College of HealthcareExecutives – North Florida Chapter. One ACHE face-to-face education credit is available forthose who attend. Cost is $50 for ACHE and HFMA members, $60 for nonmembers, and $35 for students. Fee includes dinner. To register, visit nfl.ache.org .

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Benefit eligibility: important dependent audit informationBaptist Health wants to

ensure our health plans

are in compliance with

the IRS, and we take our dependent audit seriously.

Whether you are a current health plan participant or a

new team member participating for the first time, you

will be asked to provide proof of any new dependents

added to the medical plan for 2015.

Dependents who were enrolled and audited in 2014

will not be audited again for 2015. If you added any

new dependents to the medical plan during Open

Enrollment, please be on the lookout for important

audit information that will be mailed to your home

address in early 2015. You will be required to provide

proof of eligibility for any new dependents in order for

them to be covered on the medical plan.

Keep your stress at a healthy level during the holidays

Baptist Health team members

and their friends are invited to

a Good for You Gathering in

December to learn how to keep

stress at a healthy level and enjoy

the holidays. Kym Dunton, RN,

Women’s Health coordinator

at Baptist Health, will lead “All

Stressed Up and Nowhere to Go.”

These free, interactive sessions will

help you identify sources of stress and learn techniques

to build mental, emotional and physical resilience. To

register for a session, visit baptistgoodforyou.com .

Three opportunities to attend

“All Stressed Up and Nowhere to Go”

Friday, Dec. 5, at 12:30 pm or

Wednesday, Dec. 10, at 6 pm

Y Healthy Living Center at the Williams Family Y

10415 San Jose Blvd., Jacksonville

Tuesday, Dec. 9 at noon

Y Healthy Living Center at the Ponte Vedra Y

170 Landrum Lane, Ponte Vedra Beach

The Y Healthy Living Centers bring wellness programs

and services from Baptist Health into the Y, making

them more accessible to the surrounding community.

You don’t have to be a Y member to participate. For

more information about Y Healthy Living Centers, visit

baptistjax.com/YMCA .

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then video must be pricelessBlueTube is our internal channel for videos made for and

by our team members and is available on the intranet

homepage. The current series of videos are short

vignettes that introduce the Magnet™ designation and

Baptist Health culture.

Videos can be shown in team meetings or viewed

solo for a moment of self-care and inspiration. Similar

themes are listed as Related Videos, which you can

view even when they aren’t the featured video on

the homepage .

Tips for viewing: Be considerate and use headphones

in patient areas and close office spaces. Videos are only

visible from Baptist Health computers and via the VPN

(virtual private network). The computer you use must

have a video player (Adobe Flash). If you experience

problems viewing a video, contact the IS Department

Service Desk at 904.202.7565.

Physician Integration Walk with a Doc in Mandarin Baptist Primary Care Mandarin South invites you to

walk with James Moore, MD, on Saturday, Dec. 13,

at 9 am. Meet at the office, located at 11261 San

Jose Blvd. Dr. Moore will give a brief health talk,

followed immediately by the walk. Family, friends

and well-trained pets are welcome. Sign up at

baptisthealth.eventbrite.com . For more information,

call 904.370.1131.

Good for You is a health and wellness community created for women by Baptist Health.

Baptist Jacksonville News from the Wolfson Wellness Center

Special holiday discount

Get 10 percent off massage therapy services at the

Wolfson Wellness Center, Dec 1 – 31. Gift certificates

are also available for purchase. You do not have to be a

Wolfson Wellness Center member to participate.

Group fitness classes

Boot Camp – Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,

5:30 – 6:30 am

Cost: Eight weeks/24 sessions for $108

CoreAbs – Tuesdays and Thursdays, 6 – 6:30 am

Cost: Eight weeks/16 sessions for $70

Zumba Fitness – Mondays and Wednesdays,

5:30 – 6:30 pm

Cost: Eight weeks/16 sessions for $80

Slow Flow Yoga – Thursdays, 5:30 – 6:45 pm

Four weeks/Four sessions for $40

Class start dates depend on when you enroll. Payroll

deduction is available. Register at the Wolfson

Wellness Center, Heart Hospital, second floor.

Use your Healthy For Life discount at the Wolfson

Wellness Center

Current and new members may use the Healthy For

Life wellness discount of $12.50 per month toward

membership at the Wolfson Wellness Center. However,

the discount is NOT automatically applied. You must

activate the discount by showing your Baptist ID and

completing a registration/attestation form. To enroll,

please see a member of the Wolfson Wellness Center

staff. For more information, call 904.202.9708.

Baptist Beaches Beaches Winter Lights FestivalBaptist Beaches is sponsoring a chair at the Beaches

Winter Lights Festival at the Sea Walk Pavilion in

Jacksonville Beach. The lighting ceremony will take

place Sunday, Nov. 30, at 5:30 pm. The festival, which

takes place every weekend in December, will offer

holiday treats and hot cocoa for visitors. It is free for

all ages and is a great family event.

Baptist NassauChildren’s Christmas PartyChildren and grandchildren (age 10 and younger)

of Baptist Nassau team members are invited to the

hospital’s annual Children’s Christmas Party on Sunday,

Dec. 14, 2 – 4 pm, in the Amelia Breeze Café. Santa will

be there to take photos and hand out gifts, and Baptist

Nassau’s own Pharmagician Steve Bean will perform,

amaze and entertain. Festivities will also include games

and crafts.

Baptist South Blood DriveThe bloodmobile will be parked outside the main

hospital entrance on Wednesday, Dec. 17, from

12 – 2:30 pm. Advance registration is recommended,

but not required. Contact Community Relations

at 904.271.6081.

Wolfson Children’s HospitalRegistration now open for Wolfson Children’s ChallengeThe Wolfson Children’s Challenge is set for Saturday,

Jan. 31, 2015, and registration is now open. You can

participate in the 55-km Ultra Marathon, 55-km Ultra

Relay, 30-km individual run or take part in the 1-mile

fun run.

Some of the exciting changes to this year’s event are:n 55-km race instead of 55 miles to appeal to

all runnersn Staggered race start times to create a more

synchronized race finishn Addition of a 30-km individual runn Improved team fundraising website. Click here to

learn more foundation.baptistjax.comn New location at EverBank Field to accommodate

the growth of the event

Support Wolfson Children’s Hospital, by running,

making a donation or volunteering your time.

Proceeds will go toward purchasing a Nuclear Medicine

SPECT/CT camera and starting a technology support

endowment for Wolfson Children’s Hospital. For more

information, visit wolfsonchildrenschallenge.org or

contact the Baptist Health Foundation at 904.202.2919.