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The Butte Schools Self-Funded Programs Joint Powers Authority (BSSP) provides self-funded employee benefits and property/liability coverage to school districts in Butte County, Butte County Office of Education and Butte Glenn Community College District.   Read more ...

2018 Health Risk Assessment and Flu Shot Clinics

It's time again for BSSP's annual Health Risk Assessment (HRAs) and Flu Shot clinics.  
HRAs provide important information about your health risks.  And, they are required annually in order for employees, retirees and their spouses to use the Health and Wellness Centers.  You may schedule your HRA at either the Chico (530-879-7582) or Oroville (530-532-5918) HWCs or at one of our clinics in Paradise and  Gridley or at Butte College.   

The Chico and Oroville  sites events are booked, but you're welcome to schedule at the Chico and Oroville HWCs (numbers above).
Click here for scheduling instructions
Free flu shots are also available in Chico, Gridley, Paradise, Oroville and at Butte College.  Any employee of a BSSP district is eligible, as are all spouses and dependents covered under a BSSP medical plan.
If you are not able to attend one of the flu shot clinics, you may receive one at no cost at most retail pharmacies (except Walgreen's).  Just submit your Anthem BSSP+SISC medical card and direct them to bill the pharmacy benefit, Navitus.
Benefit
Contact
Phone
General questions
BSSP
530-879-7438
Health and Wellness Centers
​Chico
​Oroville
530-879-7582
​530-532-5918
Medical
Anthem / Coastal
​Anthem Provider Search
800-564-7475
Prescription
Navitus  current formulary
Costco (mail order)
866-333-2757
800-607-6861
Telemedicine
MDLive
800-657-6169
Employee Assistance Plan
Anthem EAP (code SISC)
800-999-7222
CompanionCare
Medical:  Anthem
Prescription:   Navitus
800-825-5541
866-270-3877
Dental
Delta Dental
800-765-6003
Vision
VSP
800-877-7195

Health and Wellness Centers

BSSP's HWCs serve the primary, preventive and episodic/acute needs of BSSP members enrolled in active and pre-Medicare retiree plans.   Read more ...
Having trouble signing in to your portal?  Click here.  You can also download the patient portal manual.

Healthy Habits of the Week

Sleep and Strengthen Your Memory?
When you learn something new, the best way to remember it is to sleep on it. That’s because sleeping helps strengthen memories you’ve formed throughout the day. It also helps to link new memories to earlier ones. You might even come up with creative new ideas while you slumber.
 
These tips may aid those wanting to learn and sharpen their memory:
  • Get a good night’s sleep before learning. Lack of sleep can cut learning ability by up to 40%.
  • Get a full night of sleep within 24 hours after learning to strengthen new memories and build connections between different pieces of information.
  • Get enough sleep each night—7 to 8 hours for most adults. Memories won’t be strengthened with 4 hours or less of nighttime sleep.
  • Naps might help or hinder. A 90-minute nap can strengthen memories, but naps late in the day may make it harder to get to sleep at night.
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