The Whole Health Plan
The Whole Health Plan provides team members with an HSA (Health Savings Account) and PWA (Personal Wellness Account) option. Visit the WFM Enrollment Guide for more information on these two choices offered by WFM.
What are the main differences between HSA and PWA?
Health Savings Account (HSA):
- Significant cost savings at all Whole Health Primary Care Network locations for primary care services. HSA members receive free primary care services at Whole Health Primary Care Network locations after their yearly deductible is met.
- HSA members receive low-cost visit rates with our Virtual Urgent Care Partner. After the deductible is met, members receive free urgent care services with our Core of Care Virtual Urgent Care partner.
Personal Wellness Account (PWA):
- Free care at all Whole Health Primary Care Network locations, including preventive and all other primary care visits.
- Free urgent care services with our Core of Care Virtual Urgent Care partner.
Learn more about your plan:
Need assistance navigating your health journey?
Please contact our Health Resource Coordinator (HRC) directly by calling 844-380-4554.
Whole Health Plan Pharmacy Benefits
Your Pharmacy Benefits Manager, Prime Therapeutics, provides you with a list of drugs selected for WHP Members.
A list of generic and prescription drugs covered under the Whole Health Plan. The Whole Health Plan’s Core Formulary contains a wide range of effective medications at the lowest possible cost. Prescription drugs filled outside the formulary may not be covered under the Whole Health Plan.
A list of prescription drugs covered at 100% by the Whole Health Plan, as required by the Affordable Care Act (ACA). All prescription drugs on the ACA Drug List are contained within Whole Health Plan’s Core Formulary.
A list of prescription drugs that includes the ACA Drug List, plus an expanded list of preventive prescription drugs, provided to treat the most common illnesses. Please refer to the Annual Enrollment Guide for expanded prescription benefit information. All prescription drugs on the Expanded Drug List are contained within Whole Health Plan’s Core Formulary.