Blueprint - Summer 2022

A publication for the policyholders of the Arkansas
Blue Cross and Blue Shield family of companies SUMMER 2022
Blueprint Portal
Immediate Access to Health and Wellness Information
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Unplug for
Emotional Health
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Is It Time to Fly?
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Recover at Home -
Your Discharge Checklist
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a
Word
with Curtis Barnett
Our President and Chief Executive Officer
Innovation in Healthcare:
A Reason to be Optimistic
As we emerge from the pandemic,
the stakes in healthcare have
never been higher. For people
suffering with physical health
issues like obesity and chronic
health conditions, undiagnosed
and untreated behavioral health
disorders and unmet social
needs or health disparities due
to geography, race, or ethnicity,
COVID-19 exposed those who
were already vulnerable and
often made them worse.
Healthcare is undergoing a
dramatic transformation. It is
reeling from workforces and
infrastructures that have been
battered over the past two years –
and the health of those we serve is
more fragile because of it.
We are in desperate need of new
and better approaches.
Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue
Shield is committed to advancing
a system that benefits individuals
and families who need affordable
coverage and patients who need
high-quality care. To accelerate our
progress toward these goals, we
have embraced innovation. New
consumer-focused tools, like the
new Blueprint Portal (featured on
pages 4 and 5 of this publication),
provide a more personalized and
convenient consumer experience
that, over time, will empower
better health.
“Arkansas Blue Cross and
Blue Shield is committed
to advancing a system
that benefits individuals
and families who need
affordable health coverage
and patients who need
high-quality care.”
To successfully innovate, you
often need to develop and test
new ideas locally and then scale
them to a wider market. We
have dedicated space in our new
Northwest Arkansas Corporate
Center as a hub for innovations
designed to improve the
healthcare system. We call it the
“Blueprint Innovation Lab.”
We expect it to serve as a
catalyst for building meaningful
connections between the people
doing the innovative work in
Arkansas and across the United
States and for inspiring and
igniting new ideas. It is a place
where customers, healthcare
professionals and community
leaders can collaborate to
improve healthcare. Together
we are looking at ways to use
technology, research, and
data analytics to solve health
problems; we are investing
in and piloting health-related
businesses; and we are building a
culture of innovation.
There’s no question we are
living in a unique time. Our
better understanding of social
determinants of health, the
importance of behavioral health,
and the role genetics plays in our
overall health allows us to refocus
our efforts in the healthcare
system and bring in new clinical
techniques and new technologies.
And with almost everyone owning
a smart device these days, it all
needs to be easy to access
and understand.
The convergence of these
and other factors fills me with
optimism that our healthcare
future holds great promise.
A new and better approach is,
indeed, possible.
2 SUMMER 2022

Health Benefits of
Dental Xtra SM Confirmed
by Mayo Clinic
The results are in: Mayo Clinic
researchers found that Arkansas Blue
Cross and Blue Shield’s Dental Xtra
program greatly improves the overall
health of those who live with diabetes
and coronary artery disease. Dental Xtra
provides additional dental services to
people with select chronic conditions that
are especially affected by oral health.
Among other findings, the Mayo Clinic
found that members enrolled in the
program experienced substantially lower
inpatient healthcare costs and achieved
better health outcomes when they
followed the program’s preventive dental
care protocols. Individuals who missed
a year of program participation saw an
immediate increase in medical expenses.
As a medical and dental insurance
company, Arkansas Blue Cross is uniquely
positioned to deliver an integrated care
program like Dental Xtra. With heart
disease and diabetes increasing, the
importance of having dental coverage
that includes proactive, coordinated care
can’t be overstated.
How to enroll:
You’re automatically enrolled in Dental Xtra if you have medical
and dental plans with Arkansas Blue Cross and an eligible medical
condition. All you have to do is schedule a visit with a participating
dentist. If you’re pregnant or have only an Arkansas Blue Cross
dental plan, you can easily self-enroll online. There’s no extra cost!
Learn more at visit arkansasbluecross.com/dental-xtra.
SUMMER 2022 3

Blueprint Portal
is here!
Blueprint Portal provides members with easy access
to health and wellness information. Download our
new mobile app (available on the App Store and
Google Play) or sign in at blueprintportal.com.
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Home ID Card Claims Find Care
What’s new?
Redesigned with quick access to the most important
parts of your health plan.
A new claims view enhanced with claim details and the
ability to filter by claim status, date or member on plan.
A clear breakdown of claims details, including your
financial responsibility. Now you don’t have to wait for your
Explanation of Benefits to arrive to see what you owe.
Blueprint Portal features * :
Digital member ID cards
Claims and benefit information
Track your deductible and out-of-pocket totals
Access to your Personal Health Record
One-tap connection to customer service by phone or email
Access to pharmacy information with prescription
history and refill orders
Access to your Personal Health Record
Find doctors and estimate treatment and prescription
drug costs
4 SUMMER 2022
*Feature availability based on plan.

Arkansas Blue Cross and
Blue Shield Employer Group
RX Copay: $12/35/55/100%
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In-network Out-of-network
Medical ID Card
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PCP/PHONE#
JOHN A SMITH
(501) 555-1234
Copay: $20/$35
Coins: 20%
Open Access POS
How do I sign up if ...
... I’m brand new?
Go to blueprintportal.com
In-network deductible
$2,500.00
of $2,500.00
In-network out-of-pocket costs
$2,000.00
of $2,000.00
Flip Card
Email Fax Mail
Home ID Card Claims Find Care
Select “Register”
Home ID Card Claims Find Care
Follow the instructions.
All you need is your:
– Member ID number or the last four
digits of your Social Security number
... I have already registered?
If you registered for My Blueprint
(the previous online portal) you will
be able to sign in to Blueprint Portal
with the same username and password.
Go to arkbluecross.com/blueprintportal
to begin.
... I have the old My Blueprint Mobile app?
The My Blueprint Mobile app should update
to Blueprint Portal the next time your phone
has an automatic update. If not, you can
update to the new Blueprint Portal app on
the App Store or Google Play.
For more
information go to
arkbluecross.com/blueprintportal
SUMMER 2022 5

ARHOME Coverage
After COVID-19
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the federal government temporarily stopped certain
Medicaid requirements and conditions to help people keep their ARHOME health
coverage. These Public Health Emergency (PHE) provisions will likely end this year,
unless they are renewed.
Why it matters
When the PHE ends, the Arkansas Department of Human Services (DHS) will begin
reviewing members to be sure they qualify for ARHOME health coverage. If you have
ARHOME coverage, DHS will contact you with instructions. If you receive renewal
paperwork from DHS, you should complete it and send it to Arkansas Medicaid.
Renewal forms are also available online at access.arkansas.gov.
Take action
Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield cannot update ARHOME members’ contact
information with the DHS. You must update your email address, mailing address, and
telephone number directly with the DHS.
How to update your contact information with DHS:
1. Online at ar.gov/update
2. Call DHS at 1-844-872-2660
3. Visit a local DHS county office
If you lose your coverage
If you lose your ARHOME coverage, you will have 60 days to enroll in a Marketplace
policy. This Special Enrollment Period is allowed for people with the following certain
life events – losing other health coverage, changes in employment, marriage, having
a baby or a change in household status.
You will also be able to enroll in a health plan during the Open Enrollment Period
from November 1, 2022, to January 15, 2023.
For more help:
• Call your agent.
• Call Arkansas Blue Cross at 800-800-4298, Monday – Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
• Visit an ArkansasBlue welcome center. Locations can be found at
arkbluecross.com/locations.
6 SUMMER 2022

UNPLUG
for
better emotional health
If the stress of life is beginning to wear on you, if you are feeling more and more anxious and just can’t
seem to get out from under an emotional cloud, then it may be time to unplug. Modern technology
certainly is amazing and can be a very helpful tool. But there also can be some very real downsides to its
overuse. Your emotional health can really benefit from unplugging for a while and just getting more “real.”
WAYS TO UNPLUG:
TOP BENEFITS TO UNPLUGGING:
Reduce social media and
internet use. Set time limits
and stick to them.
Turn off your social media and
email notifications. Without
the constant reminders you
won’t be as tempted to keep
“checking your messages.”
Do “real” things: paint, write,
hike, read, get to those home
improvement projects.
Change your environment.
Go somewhere new. Take
the selfie, but keep it just
for yourself.
Remember technology was
made for you – not you for it.
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Social interaction: Spending time with friends
or loved ones can give you an emotional
boost. It can lighten your mood and give
you a sense of belonging and security.
Get outside more: The exercise and fresh
air that benefits your muscles also is
beneficial emotionally. Take a stroll and
see if your mood doesn’t improve.
Less to compare yourself to: Let’s face it,
everyone on social media is not as happy
as they seem. But when you bombard
yourself with social media images it can
make you feel like you are the only one
who has struggles in life. You are not.
Reduce anxiety: The internet and social
media are filled with bad news and
contentious arguments. Constant
exposure to them can create anxiety.
Increase focus: Social media use
conditions the brain to seek instant
gratification, which makes it harder and
harder for us to focus on sustained tasks.
Help with sleep: Exposure to the blue light
of computer and smartphone screens
along with the mental stimulation of media
content can make it more difficult to fall
asleep at bedtime.
SUMMER 2022 7

Ambulance
appropriateness
When it comes to medical transport, flying is seldom the best option
The helicopter is fueled and ready to transport a patient. Must be life or death, right?
And it’s the fastest way for the patient to get the care they need, right?
Actually, more often than not, those assumptions are absolutely false.
The fact is that the overwhelming majority of air ambulance transports –
which are incredibly more expensive than ground ambulances – are:
Not emergencies –
and therefore not
medically necessary.
Not faster than
ground transport –
when you start the clock
from the time the transport
decision is made.
Not better
for the patient –
because they show no
appreciable difference
in medical outcomes.
But now Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield members have a new ally that is working to
help ensure that their medical transports are medically appropriate, timely and cost-efficient.
Arkansas Blue Cross has engaged Alacura Medical Transportation to provide medical transport
network development and patient transport coordination services on behalf of its members.
8 SUMMER 2022

The legislative trigger
In the past, Arkansas Blue Cross did not have a
formal medical transport network, with its own
fee schedule, but recent federal legislation – the
Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021 (CAA, the
federal legislation designed to protect the public
from large medical bills or the “no surprise billing
act”) – has prompted the company to do so.
That’s where Alacura comes in. Alacura’s
expertise is in developing medical transport
networks and working daily with medical
professionals to quickly determine the most
medically appropriate and cost-efficient mode
of transport for each patient’s individual
situation. Alacura is a nationally recognized
player in this field and is working to perform
medical transport-related services for a dozen
other Blue Cross Blue Shield affiliates and
another 11 major health plans throughout
the country.
The air ambulance impetus
Air ambulance, which is specifically called out in
the new federal law, is an area in which Alacura has
produced significant results – in part because
air transport (especially by helicopter) is very
expensive and often is inappropriately used for
nonemergency cases. Air ambulance is important
for true emergencies – particularly in rural areas
– but it is vastly overutilized for nonemergent
situations, thanks to two major myths:
MYTH 1:
Air ambulance
transport is always
faster than ground.
MYTH 2:
Faster transport
improves health
outcomes.
Multiple studies have demonstrated that the
vast majority of air transport is generally not
faster and does not produce better patient
outcomes than ground transport, except on
long trips. 1,2,3,4
A new process
Alacura is developing relationships with
medical transport decision-makers at
healthcare facilities – notifying them to
call Alacura when a transport is needed. In
addition, Alacura will proactively reach out to
inquire about potential air transports. Alacura
will not be intervening in the decisions of local
emergency responders who need to make
immediate decisions regarding transport of an
injured member at the scene of an accident or
medical emergency such as a heart attack.
Alacura will work in real time with healthcare
professionals directly involved in each case to
rapidly – often within seconds – agree upon and
arrange the most appropriate mode of transport.
Inappropriate air transports will be reassigned
to ground transport. Alacura estimates that this
step alone could potentially save an average of
$30,000 per transport.
Additionally, members will have more choices
on in-network options – which Alacura believes
will produce an average savings of $8,000 per
transport. The resulting savings are crucial, because
they greatly reduce the amount members potentially
might have to pay out of their own pockets for safe
transfer to another location or facility after a patient
has been stabilized during an emergency.
Medical transport and healthcare facilities may
contact Alacura to coordinate transportation
or for general information at 844.4ALACURA
(844.425.2287). Additional information can
also be found at alacura.com.
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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16917457/
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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12435928/
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pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/19672650/
4
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9783622/
Alacura Medical Transportation is not affiliated with Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue
Shield or with the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association and is an independent
company that provides medical transport network management and medical
transport coordination services for Arkansas Blue Cross and its members.
SUMMER 2022 9

Of course, you want
to recover at home!
A discharge checklist can stop
future hospital readmissions
after an injury or illness
Dream scenario: You leave the hospital after admission
for an illness or injury, and you return home energized
and operating at full capacity. Sounds good, but the
reality is most people are physically weaker and
need support. Add discharge instructions, follow-up
appointments, and medication refills, and it becomes
clear why many people are readmitted, often in less
than 30 days. Life after discharge from the hospital
can be overwhelming, but it doesn’t have to be.
Use this handy checklist to continue your road to recovery at home.
Diagnosis
What is my
diagnosis?
Why did I have
to be treated
for it as an
inpatient?
What can I
do at home
to manage
my condition
and avoid
readmission?
Support
Who (a family
member or friend)
can be with me
when I discharge?
Can they listen
to the
discharge
instructions
with me?
Will they
know to ask
questions
I may forget
to ask?
Discharge
instructions
Do I have my
discharge
instructions?
Do I understand
my discharge
instructions?
Did I review the
instructions with a
medical professional
before I checked out?
What number do I call if
I have additional
questions when
I get home?
10 SUMMER 2022

Most people are physically weaker and need support after a hospital stay.
Add discharge instructions, follow-up appointments, and medication refills, and
it becomes clear why many people are readmitted, often in less than 30 days.
Follow-up
appointments
How many days
after my hospital
discharge should
I see my PCP or
specialist?
Should I call
to schedule
my follow-up
appointment,
or will the clinic
call me?
Medications
Did I receive
new medications
in the hospital?
What does the new
medication treat?
How might
it make me feel?
Will it interact with
medications I already take?
Have any of my preadmission
medications been
discontinued?
Medical
equipment
and supplies
Will I need a bedside
commode, walker,
wheelchair or
something else
at home?
Who can show
me the proper
way to use
equipment and
supplies?
Will my insurance
plan cover the
cost of any of
this equipment?
Need additional help? Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield has nurse case managers
ready to support you. Call the number on the back of your member ID card to get connected!
SUMMER 2022 11

A holistic approach to managing diabetes works!
Success in some key areas can help
Learning you have type 2 diabetes can be frightening. But diabetes is treatable and manageable through healthy lifestyle
habits. Did you know that how you feel about living with diabetes impacts your treatment? 1 Try these steps to make your
diabetes journey manageable. If you have questions or concerns call us, we want to help.
A holistic approach to managing and treating diabetes works. People who experience success in the following areas can
have good outcomes.
01
02
DIGITAL PROGRAMS ARE AVAILABLE – Many Arkansas Blue
Cross and Blue Shield health plans include free or low-cost prediabetes
and diabetes programs for you. These programs provide free diabetes
supplies, personal coaching, health planning and more. It’s all available
from your smartphone or tablet. Call the customer service number on
your member ID card if you want to explore a diabetes program.
MEDICAL NUTRITION THERAPY – How far in advance do you
plan your meals to avoid impulsive eating? How many vegetables
do you eat on most days? Are your meals packed with nutrientdense
foods or empty calories? Do you eat at about the same time
every day or randomly? How do your portion sizes support your
health and weight goals?
03
04
05
ROUTINE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY – Exercise helps with weight
loss, improves blood glucose levels, reduces cardiovascular risk
factors, and supports mood and mental clarity. What’s your
favorite form of aerobic activity? How often and how long
do you exercise? What role does resistance training play in
your weekly fitness routine?
SCREENINGS HELP YOU KNOW YOUR RISKS – Diabetes
symptoms like blurred vision, fatigue, hunger and frequent urination
don’t always appear right away. That’s why screenings are so
important. A1C, kidney, and comprehensive eye exams are tools that
you and your healthcare provider can use to diagnose prediabetes
and diabetes. Know your risks sooner than later and schedule an
appointment with your provider.
PSYCHOSOCIAL CARE – Your behavior, emotions, and even
your environment influence how you feel about living with
diabetes. Does the idea of living with diabetes make you
anxious or overwhelmed? Overcoming negative feelings and
thoughts is key to successful treatment. Virtual Health lets
you speak with a board-certified doctor, psychiatrist or a
licensed therapist. Schedule an appointment or learn more
about Virtual Health at myvirtualhealth.com.
Millions of Americans live with diabetes. However, a holistic treatment approach that includes
healthy lifestyle habits and feeling hopeful about life can improve their outcome and yours!
Help is available.
You can do this!
12 SUMMER 2022
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American Diabetes Association 2021 Standards of Medical Care in Diabetes

Get ahead of skin cancer
When you have an itch, you scratch it. Otherwise,
you probably think very little about the skin covering
you from head to toe. However, this perfectly normal
attitude could lead to severe consequences. Staying
out in front of skin cancer requires two simple actions
recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation.
Perform a self-exam checking for
signs of cancer once a month.
See a dermatologist once a year.
ATTENTION
PREVENTION
All skin cancers do not look alike. So, when you perform
a self-exam, look for these possible warning signs:
A growth that increases in size and appears pearly, transparent,
tan, brown, black or multicolored.
A mole, birthmark or brown spot that increases in size, thickness,
changes color or texture, or is bigger than a pencil eraser.
A spot or sore that continues to itch, hurt, crust, scab or bleed.
An open sore that does not heal within three weeks.
Ideally, you want to stop skin cancer before it starts. The Skin Cancer
Foundation recommends these tips to keep your skin safe.
Seek the shade, especially between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Don’t get sunburned.
Avoid tanning and never use UV tanning beds.
Cover up with clothing, including a broad-brimmed hat and
UV-blocking sunglasses.
Use a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a sun protection factor
(SPF) of 15 or higher every day.
Use a water-resistant, broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF
of 30 or higher for extended outdoor activity.
Apply 1 ounce (2 tablespoons) of sunscreen to your entire body
30 minutes before going outside. Reapply every two hours or
after swimming or excessive sweating.
Keep newborns out of the sun. Use sunscreen on babies over
the age of six months.
SUMMER 2022 13

the
Arkansas Blue Cross
Days of
Summer
Fearless Fans
and Fireworks
Join Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield
and the Arkansas Travelers at Dickey-
Stephens Park on Friday, July 22 for an
evening of baseball and fireworks. All
Arkansas Blue Cross members will receive
$3 off admission with a valid member
ID card and the first 2,000 guests will
receive a free themed baseball.
JULY
The game begins at 7:10 p.m.
Come cheer the Arkansas Travelers
as they take on the Frisco Rough Riders.
Be sure to stay after
the game for the
Fireworks show.
HEY TRAVELER
Don’t forget to pack
international health insurance.
Member Appreciation
Night at the Museum
of Discovery
AUGUST
Plans to travel abroad? Not all
health insurance covers you when
you leave the U.S. Protect your
health and finances before your trip
with GeoBlue international health
insurance. We have short- and longterm
plans available. You don’t need
to be an Arkansas Blue Cross member
to enroll. Learn more or enroll at
arkbluecross.com/travel.
Safe travels!
Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield is hosting
a special Encanto-themed night at the Museum
of Discovery in downtown Little Rock on
Saturday, August 13 from 6 to 9 p.m. Come
and enjoy an evening of museum exploration,
register for prizes, take advantage of some
giveaways, and even sing and dance with
BlueAnn Ewe and the characters from the
Disney movie, Encanto.
The event is free to Arkansas Blue Cross
members with a valid member ID card.
Non-members may pick up free
tickets at any of the ArkansasBlue
welcome centers statewide
beginning in July.
14 SUMMER 2022

Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield
Financial Information Privacy Notice
Arkansas Blue Cross and Blue Shield
and its affiliates (including HMO
Partners, Inc. d/b/a Health Advantage)
understand how important it is to
protect your private information.
Because of the nature of our business,
we often must collect highly personal
information. We are committed to
maintaining, securing and protecting
that information.
Customer Information
Arkansas Blue Cross and its affiliates
compile only the information
necessary to provide services that
you (our members) request and
to administer your business. We
collect nonpublic personal financial
information (any information that can
be tied back to a specific person and
is gathered by any source that is not
publicly available) from:
Applications for insurance
coverage. The application
includes information such
as name, address, personal
identifiers such as Social Security
number, and medical information
that you authorize us to collect.
Payment history and related
financial transactions. This
information is generated from the
purchase and use of your coverage.
Your membership status. This
information is related to your
standing as a member.
Sharing of Information
Arkansas Blue Cross and its affiliates
do not disclose, and do not wish to
reserve the right to disclose, nonpublic
personal information about you to our
affiliates or other parties except as
permitted or required by law. In some
instances, Arkansas Blue Cross and
its affiliates may provide personally
identifiable information about you
to affiliates or other third parties.
This information includes (but is not
limited to) your name, postal and email
addresses, telephone numbers and
related nonpublic financial information.
Such information may be shared with
our affiliates and/or third parties.
To service or process products
that you have requested
To provide information as
permitted and required by law
to accrediting agencies
To provide information to comply
with federal, state or local laws in
an administrative or judicial process
To provide information to a
business associate (including
one of our affiliated companies)
to provide services to our health
plans, sponsoring groups and you,
our members
How We Protect Your Information
Arkansas Blue Cross and its affiliates
use various security mechanisms to
protect your personal data including
electronic and physical measures
as well as company policies that
limit employee access to non-public
personal financial information.
Improper access to and/or use
of confidential information by an
Arkansas Blue Cross employee can
result in disciplinary action up to and
including termination of employment.
Disclosure of Privacy Notice
Arkansas Blue Cross and its affiliates
recognize and respect the privacy
concerns of potential, current and
former customers. Arkansas Blue
Cross and its affiliates are committed
to safeguarding this information.
This Financial Information Privacy
Notice is provided for informational
purposes and will be updated and
distributed as required by law. It
is also available on our website at
arkansasbluecross.com or from
our Customer Service call centers.
Our Customer Service call centers
are open from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.,
Central time, Monday through Friday.
Arkansas Blue Cross
800-238-8379
Health Advantage
800-843-1329
Members of self-funded health plans
should call Customer Service using
the toll-free telephone number on
their member ID card.
SUMMER 2022
EDITOR
Chip Bayer
Editor@arkbluecross.com
DESIGNER
Ryan Kravitz
VICE PRESIDENT of
CORPORATE MARKETING
Alison Melson
CONTRIBUTORS
Jen Bridgeman
Kristy Follett
Kerri Nettles
Suzi Parker
Greg Russell
Werner Trieschmann
MEDICAL
REVIEWERS
Mark Jansen, M.D.,
vice president and
chief medical officer
Creshelle Nash,
M.D., MPH
medical director
for Health Equity
and Public Programs
SUMMER 2022 15

Race Day Rollbacks
Save money on your next race-day adventure
Arkansas Blue Cross is committed to
improving the health and wellness of our
members, friends and neighbors. We’re also
committed to saving you money on healthy
living. Race Day Rollbacks is our exclusive
program to save you a percentage of your
race entry fee -- just by being our member.
Events
• July 30 – Melon Dash 5k, Cave City | 5k | Save 25% | Code: ARBCBSMD
• August 6 – Grandma’s Color Run, Harrison | 5K | Save 10% | Code: ARBLUE
• Sept. 10 – Celebration in the Sky 5k, Harrison / 5k / Save 10% / Code: ARBLUE
• Sept. 10 – Tour de Tacos, Bentonville | 100 miles, 62 miles, 30 miles, 7 miles
Save $10 | Code: HYDRATE
• Sept. 17 – Teal Stampede, Fort Smith | 10k, 5k run and walk | Save $5
Code: Teal2022
00002.04.01-0722
Registration
is easy
1) Go to arkbluecross.com/race-day-rollbacks
2) Click on an event to get a discount code
3) Go to the event website, fill out the registration form and enter the
discount code at checkout
4) Start training for your event (with a little extra money in your pocket)
Good luck and see you out there! Terms and conditions may apply.