Issue 08, 2022

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A HEALTHY DECISION: BIOMETRIC SCREENING

All Do it Best team members and eligible spouses
on our healthcare plans can now sign up for free
biometric screening and health risk assessments.
While participation is voluntary, there are big
benefits to completing them. Most importantly,
you’ll receive a personalized assessment of your
overall health that may identify hidden risk factors,
like high blood pressure or cholesterol, that you
can address with your family doctor. Then, as part
of our Consumer Directed Plan (CDP), you’ll earn
an additional company contribution to your health
savings account (HSA), or if you select the Preferred
Provider Option (PPO), you’ll receive a reduction
in your weekly premium. All together, that means
better visibility to your health risk factors and more
money in your pocket.

Onsite biometric screening begins in August in Fort Wayne and September in the warehouses.
The process to sign up for biometric screening and complete your health risk assessment is easier than ever.

CHECKLIST FOR FORT WAYNE CHECKLIST FOR FIELD TEAM
AND WAREHOUSES
 Set a wellness appointment with either a Labcorp location OR with your
 Log into the Parkview Health Portal. If primary care physician well before the October 15 submission deadline.
you’re returning to the portal, you’ll be
prompted to reset your password. If this  If you would like biometric screening at a Labcorp site, make sure you
is your first time logging in, sign up for download and print the Labcorp voucher and follow the pre-appointment
an account. instructions before your visit. You do not have to take the 2022 Physician form
with you, as this is only for a wellness exam with your primary care physician.
 I f you have a spouse covered on your
insurance plan, they will need to register  If you schedule a wellness screening with your primary care physician,
for an onsite screening and complete download and print the 2022 Do it Best Physician Form. During your
their Health Risk Assessment Survey appointment, ask your provider to complete the form and return it with your
on their own Parkview Health Portal lab results via fax to 260-458-5835.
account. Tip: Ask your physician for a copy of your completed Physician Form once lab
results are in as well as the fax receipt to ensure it’s received on time.
 When prompted, take your Health Risk
Assessment Survey.  Log into the Parkview Health Portal. If you’re returning to the portal, you’ll
be prompted to reset your password. If this is your first time logging in, sign
 Schedule a biometric screening up for an account.
appointment by clicking on your location
under the Wellness Screening box, and  On the portal, complete the Health Risk Assessment Survey.
then click the green registration button.
Registration closes two weeks before  If you have a spouse covered on your insurance plan, they will need to
your desired date. complete their Health Risk Assessment Survey on their own Parkview Health
Portal account.

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INSURANCE TIPS YOUR SECOND PAYCHECK:
EDUCATIONAL
FROM INSURANCE COORDINATOR ASSISTANCE
CHELSEA ORT

SUBMIT YOUR CLAIMS ONLINE This month, many families are getting back to a
school routine. If you’re heading back to class this

Has it been awhile since you’ve submitted an insurance claim? The process August, you’ll want to apply for our educational

is simple and easy through UnifiedGrp.com, our claim processor’s website. assistance program. The form can be found on

Here’s how to process claims for any covered expenses that haven’t already Workbench under the Information tab, and

been submitted by a physician. then click Forms. You can also see your office

1. L og into UnifiedGrp.com or create an account as a member using our coordinator for the form.

group number 8085. Our educational assistance benefit reimburses

2. U nder the Quick Links category on the right side of your screen, select up to $3,000 per calendar year for eligible
Plan Documents.
team members to expand their knowledge.
paych3e.cS kcroll down to thceeleObnralitnee Forms category andblsoeoldecdtoBneonrsefit Claim Form.
r second focus onfRohereimajoltbbhu-rresalabtleedecxopuernsseess, include tuition and books
or courses required for

4. T o attach a file, click on the Attachments tab. You can choose which file, another position within the company at accredited

add a description, and click add to save it. institutions. This includes classes required for

5. O nce you’ve received the document name loaded successfully message, individual certifications. Team members must
click on the Benefit Claim Form link and fill out any required fields. successfully complete their courses, earning a C or
better, to retain the educational assistance.
6. C lick submit and look for a tracking number to see an updated status of

your claim.

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BIOMETRIC SCREENING continued from p. 1

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO Investing in our team’s health is a benefit to

Here are a few preparation tips to ensure your everyone. The results of your biometric screening

biometric screening goes smoothly: and Health Risk Assessment Survey help you make

• Drink several glasses of water changes that can make a big difference in your
• Eat a protein-packed breakfast and lunch overall health—while saving you money.

• Skip sugary foods and drinks If you have any questions about biometric
ays and anniv•erBsarreieasthe duringhyeoaultrh faunldl bsalofeotyd draw career ospcproeretnuinnitgie,sreach out to your office coordinator

NOTE: Onsite flu shots will be offered later this or Insurance Coordinator Chelsea Ort in Human Scan to get started on the
year prior to the start of flu season. Resources at 260-748-5449. Parkview Health Portal

RAISING FUNDS
FOR RELAY FOR LIFE

Team Woodburn came together to raise a
record $50,000 for their local Relay for Life
in just four hours on June 25. The annual
sale of warehouse overstock wouldn't
have been possible without the dozens
of team members and their spouses who
stayed over to set it up the night before
and assist where needed during the event.
The money raised in this event will go
toward support services to those affected
by cancer.

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UPGRADED EATS
LEADING THE WAY

The Human Resources team hosted a hybrid Leadership

Consistent Orientation the week of July 11 for more than 30 new
with a leaders across all of our locations. This was an opportunity for new
companywide managers and supervisors to grow in their servant leadership and learn
effort to about resources available for professional development.

bring more “Since switching into my new role this year, it was valuable to learn

above & beyond proud parents onsitwehfaotos dhappening about the befasmt siltyranteewgsieasccteosslead my team with extensive knowledge of

choices to our company resources,” says Manager of Internal Audit Brady Brown.

the team, “Everything we learned in orientation will help all of us guide others

the Mesquite warehouse is the latest location to get an with empathy, develop our teams, and better understand methods to

upgrade with new vending options. keep great team members at Do it Best.”

"Before this exciting program, we had five drink options
and 12 snack options," says General Manager Gary
Loosle. "Today, we practically have a mini-market in
place. It's been well received."

ays and annTihveersnaeriwesvending phreoagltrhamandinscalfuedtyes a wide vacraiereteyroofpportunities
food, snack, candy, and drink options supported by a
self-checkout payment system.

SIKESTON SAFETY SALUTE FIND IT, FIX IT FOR SAFETY’S SAKE
Sikeston Training Lead Michael
The Sikeston team has earned a brag flag Bayer has won the warehouse’s
for safety for the second year in a row. third annual Safety Participation
Sikeston won the inaugural competition and has program for FY22. Everyone can
once again been crowned RSC Safety Champion. The participate, and the goal of the
warehouse had the best overall audit and DART rate. program is to earn points by
making safety observations and
“I want to express how proud I am of the entire team coaching others. Since Michael
for their awareness and participation in the safety accumulated the most points, he
program for the last two years. I am thrilled that the receives a trophy, warehouse credit,
Sikeston team accomplished this safety milestone,” special parking spot, and his name
says General Manager Will Ryan. “We believe in on the Safety Hall of Fame plaque.
approaching others when there are safety concerns,
regardless of title or seniority, to keep each other
accountable to our goal of zero injuries.”

Company Safety Manager Mike Morris commends
Sikeston’s HURTS program that has expanded
company-wide. He also challenges everyone to look
out for one another, as most of the reported injuries
have come from team members with less than one
year of service.

General Manager Will Ryan (right) presents
Michael with the trophy and congratulates
him on a job well done in the program.

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CELEBRATE ROCKING NEW
RETIREMENT SOCKS
Building Materials Trader Sergio Consumer Marketing Specialist
Figueroa and his wife Anika welcomed Laine Erhart and her husband IT Agility
sweet Enzo on July 6. His big sister, Brandon welcomed their first child Enablement
Capri, is very excited for her new role. Eloise Marguerite on June 23. Manager Mike
Rosene's team
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES celebrated his
AT DO IT BEST retirement on
July 15 with a
As Do it Best continues to grow, there may be career unique gift—
opportunities for you to pursue within the company. External socks featuring
candidates apply at doitbestcareers.com. Internal candidates all of their
should use the link provided on Workbench and apply by faces. Mike's
logging in to my.adp.com. team says they
have numerous
memories of
his innovative,
genuine,
and humble
leadership
during his
11-year career
at Do it Best. He plans on spending retirement with his loved
ones, cheering at IU games, and heading to concerts where
his daughter-in-law is playing the drums.

“For the last 11 years, I can’t think of anyone who didn’t
want to ‘be like Mike’,” says HR Manager Celeste Stevens.
“He’s always been a servant leader and given credit to his
team members as they accomplish department goals. We’ll
miss his expertise and mentorship.”

ABOVE AND BEYOND: CASTILLO PLANTS A SEED

Starting a business can be challenging for anyone. But the barriers

are even higher for underserved communities—particularly those who

don’t speak English as a primary language or immigrants who fear repercussions for

reaching out. These are challenges SEED Fort Wayne is seeking to address through its

Spanish-speaking cohort of the Build Institute course

for entrepreneurs. Build Institute facilitator David De

Do it Best Pricing Analyst Sandra Castillo and her Leon applauds Sandra for a job
party planning business Creations by Sandra Castillo, well done in her business and
LLC have benefited from this community resource. networking through the program.
We featured some of her balloon creations in the (Photo courtesy: Input Fort Wayne)

February issue of Family News. Sandra shared what

her big takeaways from the program are with

Input Fort Wayne. Sandra
designs
“Attending the program not only allowed me to and builds
learn how to achieve my goals, but allowed me to extravagant
see the struggles of other Hispanic, Spanish-speaking balloon
entrepreneurs within our city,” Sandra says. “I was displays.
able to build relationships with attendees to become
a stronger community.”

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WHAT'S HAPPENING: The grill in Woodburn was put to work as the team celebrated the start of
CELEBRATING SUMMER summer. General Manager Blaine Oswald enjoyed grilling burgers for a
warehouse lunch on June 22. The celebration and sunshine were much needed
since Oregon experienced record rainfall in May and June.

Blaine and Department Manager Renee Crawford serve with smiles. Jose Villa, Rodolfo Garcia, and Oscar Cristian Huerta was ready
Mateos load their burgers with all the to dive into a plate of
fixings. backyard BBQ favorites.

MINUTE TO WIN IT

Team Fort Wayne had the opportunity to get in
some movement and laughs during Minute to
Win It games on June 30.

Heather Rospond, Nancy Kartholl, and Kiana Lopez showed off their
listening skills in Bells a Ringing getting five out of five correct.

The competition was on between Beth Garska and Brad Drysdale in the Minute to Win It winners included Korrey Short, Jordan Montgomery, and
cotton ball race. Kaila Branfield.

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U-S-A FOR THE
UNITED WAY

Waco’s employee board held a
three day bingo game to celebrate
Independence Day. Team members
played to form either the letters U,
S, or A on their cards. Additional
bingo cards for prizes could be
purchased, with that money going
to their local United Way.

INDEPENDENCE Team Lexington kept the holiday weekend going on
IS SWEET July 6 with red, white, and blue cupcakes. Each person
who wore patriotic garb was entered into a drawing for
awesome prizes.

Kiaun Tolen was the star of the
Becky Nichols, Charles Scott, and Dawn Minor won prizes from the drawing. Amanda Smith enjoyed a sweet treat. show with her star-studded fashion.

THE BIG SWITCH The Fort Wayne employee board presented a unique opportunity to swap rainy day activities
with one another. Team members were able to donate their books, games, and puzzles and
find new treasures for their collection between July 7-13.

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BEAT THE HEAT The dog days of summer are here and a few of
our teams are finding fun ways to stay cool.

A snow cone truck rolled into the Waco warehouse to share a well-deserved tropical treat in the Team Sikeston chilled during the first week of July
Texas heat. with sweet watermelon at lunch.

Scoop there it is! Fort Wayne celebrated National Ice Cream Day in style on July 20.

To beat the
record heat, an
old fashioned
ice cream truck
rolled into the
Montgomery RSC.
Some enjoyed
reminiscing about
the past, running
to the road when
the jingle was
heard.

Sikeston enjoyed shaved ice from SEMO Sno Balls on July 20.

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SAFETY CORNER Presented by Mike Morris Welcome to the
STOP ON RED Do it Best Family

Stop on Red Week is observed across the country each year during the Dixon Mesquite
first full week of August. The week highlights the significance of red James Arnold Clifford Charron
traffic lights to curb deaths and injuries caused by not stopping at them. Markus Baker Daniel Collazo
While following basic traffic rules may seem easy, at least 50 million Alyssa Beauchem Ron Flink
people are injured or disabled from incidents where a driver runs a red Guillermo Castaneda Alexia Herrera
light. Tyler Commons Matthew Kintigh
Keep these tips in mind to ensure you’re driving as safely as possible on Dustin Corbin Lucia Lujan
the road: Benjamin Eads Michael Ortiz
Adam Garza Mario Quirarte
• T ime your drive right: The majority of car accidents happen on Jeremy Golden JaMarcus Robinson
Saturdays. Also, wait a few seconds to go when a traffic light turns Kia Kane Tyler Stapleton
green in case another driver runs a red light. Tiffany Koehler Ashley West
Kathryn Lucas
• D rive sober and well-rested: Driving while fatigued or under the Clark Peden Montgomery
influence increases the risk of an accident. In fact, more than 20% of Kurtis Pilling Kevin Alvarado
accidents in the U.S. are caused by drivers falling asleep behind the Alexander Richards Angel Colon
wheel. Collin Schultz Manuel Gutierrez-Macareno
Colton Taylor Kurt Jenkins
• Keep your vehicle in working order: Stay on top of vehicle Joseph Towne Shannon Jordan
maintenance. More than 80% of vehicles around the world fail to Desuree Young Josue Ortiz
meet basic safety standards. Adriana Reyes-Cortes
Fort Wayne Shawn Stephens
Morgan Bair Pedro Torres
Alex Bishop Tomas Vargas
Meg Crosby
Carl Garrett Sikeston
Meghanne McAlhany Lisa Burton
Cameron Messman
Matt Saines Woodburn
Gerardo Camacho Davila
Lexington Alonso Correa
Tony Mathis Irasema Cortes Soto
Joseph Espinoza
Axel Hernandez
Evrett Hills
Mikkena Rodriguez
Miguel Romero

FOCUS ON HEALTH: CHILDREN'S EYE
HEALTH AND SAFETY MONTH

It’s important for all children to have their vision checked at least
once between ages 3 and 5. Even if children don’t show signs
of vision issues, it’s still important for a doctor to screen for
preventable eye health issues like Amblyopia or Strabismus.

Remember that our insurance includes vision coverage for eligible
dependents. This pays for 50% of an annual eye exam, as well as up
to $250 for glasses or contacts.

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AUGUST
BIRTHDAYS

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Kimberly Agnew L Nancy Burkhart R Josh Murray M Lois Reddemann R DaShanna Price M Sarah Krupansky M
Jen Carl N Harold Cobb R Shannon Vollen F Mark Stinson C Stephanie Salazar W Pete Partin F
Sam Wickey F Larry Cray R August 12 Ronnie Thomas F Vette Triblett C Paula Smith R
August 2 Steven May F Luis Diaz P Rick Wald F August 22 Edward Young M
Angeles Aceves C Dave Turpchinoff F Joyce Pierce F August 18 Tia May C August 28
Brody Carter C Gavin Weeks F Diana Smith F Vickie Baker R Norbert Walther R Mike McClary R
Tristian Fleming F August 7 August 13 Mannie Dallgas-Frey D August 23 Tysha Schurr F
Todd Hixson R Rich Howard R Ryan Ellis F Zeric Gant W Tatiana Alexeev L Cora Welch D
Mariah Huckeriede F Sandra Marshall R Ann Mundy L Luan Nguyen P Meagan Baker F August 29
Mary Ann Purdham R Sheri Rex F Kentrell Perry L Patti Shumpert L Mary Ann Hudson R Paula Click F
Brian Reed F Iris Webb R Sue Ridge R Chase Williamson X Rafael Oliva Jr P Cameron Dillon M
August 3 August 8 August 14 August 19 Oscar Quevedo P Wesley Kinder R
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Brandon Jeffery L Misty Hernandez F Frank Fletcher X Ashley Black F August 24 Janet Yanke Lisy M
Kayla King C August 9 Don Ford R Darlene Bouchard R George Aguilera PatricioP August 30
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George Kruse D Rafael Flores W Gary Loosle S Jeffrey Eamons P Chris Flenoid C Josh Bright F
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Nick McDowell R Joe Hutt F Chris Montague D Amanda Kraft D Casey Penrod M George Mattes R
Megan Millsap F Tim Peck M Lisandra Nannini N Latoya Lybrand L Pam Tait S Sean McCann R
Jason Rains W Sharon Thompson R Daniel White W John McBride D August 25 Sheena Uptmor W
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Becky Warner C Rick Barton D Max Diaz S Mary Rosenquist R Mariely Sanchez N Tyler Commons D
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