Weight Watchers Savings

The City of Seattle provides special savings on selected weight-loss solutions. Save 50% on Weight Watchers programs; additional $30 reimbursement each year for attending meetings at the recommendation of your physician. City employees and covered dependents age 18 and over with City medical coverage may enroll.

Enroll at wellness.weightwatchers.com with Employer ID: 62344, Employer Passcode: WW62344. You'll also need to include the Employee Number, the last 4 numbers of the participant's Social Security number, the participant's date of birth (numeric format, no leading zeroes, separated by slashes; e.g. 10/3/1956), and credit card information. The address for all City of Seattle Weight Watchers' members is 700 Fifth Avenue, Seattle WA 98104.

Go to Weight Watchers Services and Pricing, Reimbursement form.

Want the convenience of a Weight Watchers At-Work Meeting? Contact the City coordinator listed below for more details.

• Monthly Pass FAQs
• WW Enrollment Instructions
• How to Change Your Account to Monthly Pass

Healthy Vending Program

Healthier snack options will be coming this summer to your work site vending machine. City Council adopted the Healthy Vending Ordinance which changes the percentage of healthier food and beverage options in vending machines on City property to 50%. See the Healthier Options flyer and watch the Take Charge! wellness newsletter for a healthy vending survey and taste test opportunities!

Quit Smoking

• One-on-one phone-based sessions scheduled at your convenience
• Toll-free telephone access to our Quit Coaches for the duration of the program
• Recommendations for medications like the nicotine patch or gum
• Delivery of recommended nicotine replacement products (such as the patch, gum, or lozenge)
• A Quit Guide designed to help you stay on track between calls

Flu Shot Program

• Influenza can be prevented with safe, effective vaccines.
• To protect young children more than 6 months of age from influenza and its complications, adults, other household members of young children, and out-of-home caregivers of children more than 6 months should be vaccinated.
• On average, 36,000 people in the U.S. die each year from influenza and complications arising from influenza, including an average of 92 deaths each year in children more than 5 years old. Greater than 90% of those deaths occur in persons 65 years and older.
• During the 1990's, an average of 200,000 people were hospitalized each year for influenza-related complications.
• Total direct hospitalization costs of a severe influenza epidemic are estimated to be over $3 billion.
• Inactivated influenza vaccine is paid for by Medicare Part B if the health care provider accepts the Medicare-approved payment amount.
• Because influenza viruses can change from year to year and because protection from the vaccine does not last more than 1 year, an annual influenza immunization is necessary each fall.
• Influenza vaccine will not protect you from respiratory infections caused by viruses other than influenza. Many respiratory illnesses are often called "the flu", but only some of these illnesses are actually caused by the influenza virus.
• Influenza can worsen chronic heart disease, lung disease and diabetes, and can lead to bacterial or viral pneumonia.

Preventive Care

Start! Walking Day

Disease Management

Lunch and Learns

• Activating Your Motivation
• Time is on My Side
• Nutrition 101 - Eating for Optimal Health
• Maximize Your Energy-Stress Management
• Meeting the Challenge of Cancer
• Balancing Home and Work Life

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