Engage Wellbeing Reviews

EngageWellbeing is frustrating. It puts way too much focus on healthy living activities—counting steps, earning rewards for good behavior, etc—to the detriment of providing the kind of useful information and functionality that should the be the real focal point of EngageWellbeing . I can’t renew or transfer prescriptions to mail order in EngageWellbeing (I used to be able to in the old one). I can’t access claims information without first waiting for a bunch of slow-moving “rewards” content and “healthy eating” articles to load. It can take weeks for claims to be visible after they’ve been paid. I really wish Anthem would “focus on their focus” in EngageWellbeing, rather than trying to moonlight as a bunch of healthy living editorial writers. My company is coming under new ownership and my biggest hope is that we’ll have a different insurance provider when all is said and done.

EngageWellbeing has some really good qualities and keeps me motivated to focus on my health. I’ve actually won 2 of the $1,000 gift cards for the 8 months I’ve been doing this. Also, the customer service is extremely helpful and always willing to discuss any issues.
The only reason why I give it 4 stars is because lately it says “error connecting to the server” every time I try to sign in. That’s been happening for over a week, now. Maybe a delete/redone load is in store. Otherwise, I truly recommend EngageWellbeing for anyone trying to be more health focused and for fast info on doctors within your healthcare plan and area.

I’m using EngageWellbeing --which is mostly great--to look up psychologists that are in network and service the needs that I have.
I’m trying to scroll through them and look them up one at a time but every time I log back into EngageWellbeing it’s a gamble whether or not I’m going to be logged in still, and I’m not talking about leaving EngageWellbeing for 15 minutes. I’m talking 1 or 2 minutes max. There is NO predictability whatsoever for when I’ll be logged out. Every single time I am logged out, I have to begin my search all over again. 🙄😩 I've been dealing with this for 2 days and have had to log back in at least 15 times. PLEASE PLEASE fix this.

I just loaded the Engage Wellbeing app, and I am not impressed. The first thing I did to test it was to look in “Find Care” for an Urgent Care Clinic near me. Well, it came back with “No Providers Within 100 Miles of Your Location”. I immediately then went to the Anthem website for my plan on my computer, and did the same thing, and guess what, it came up with several urgent care clinics within 10 miles of my home. Correct me if I’m wrong, but shouldn’t EngageWellbeing be able to give you the most basic information, like an urgent care clinic or a primary care doctor that is near you and in your plan? EngageWellbeing is worthless.

EngageWellbeing still stinks. I waited a month to see if some features like the digital I’d card would work and it doesn’t. It says learn more but when selected it takes you to a listing of benefits, none of which are digital I’d cards! Does anyone at Anthem even test?
Tried to reset my password and a link was sent to my email address and when you click on it all it does is reopen the Engage app. When you try to click on chat support in EngageWellbeing it doesn’t do anything. I had to delete EngageWellbeing and the the link to reset my password opened up the correct website for me to reset my password and get logged in. So in summary don’t bother using EngageWellbeing since it is poorly written and apparent not tested.

I’ve taken both of my daughters, plus I have gone, to see Dr. Cirigiliano. I loved the way she engaged with my girls, listened to and respected their thoughts. One of my daughters has a complicated medical history so I was nervous to try someone new for her, but I absolutely think we made the right choice and will continue to see Dr. Cirigiliano.

I was initially excited by EngageWellbeing . Little gimmicks to get you to explore and reward with giveaways. Unfortunately as I’ve wanted to use it for accessing hsa and fsa and tracking claims it’s gotten confusing and frustrating. Multiple logins as you attempt to navigate only to not find what I need. It’s unfortunate that it takes 3 apps to manage things and still need to login to the website because it can’t do the job. The ‘exciting’ new arrangements add a novel appeal but don’t improve the usefulness. Disappointing to what looked so good initially.

I really hate EngageWellbeing. They completely fill the Home Screen with “Recommendations” like how often you should shower… Really? And they don’t let you delete the recommendations or, even better, remove that home-screen-covering recommendations feature completely. They technically do have a delete function, but the deleted content is automatically put back on your screen within seconds.

They also spam me constantly about diabetes treatment options, via notifications and within EngageWellbeing , even though I don’t have diabetes.

I just want a way to monitor and engage with my insurance and healthcare benefits. They deprioritize that functionality as if it is the least important part of EngageWellbeing , rather than the most important.

I finally had to have my phone block all of the notifications since EngageWellbeing developers are not respectful of user preferences.

The healthy habits don’t seem to be working properly since the last update. Mine is telling me I can’t enter data for 6/14 because it’s in the future. Love using EngageWellbeing to track my data. Don’t know what happened with this update. Thanks

We moved here from LA where we had amazing care for our daughter with Ulcerative Colitis. We were worried about her care once we moved to Richmond but luckily found Dr Graham. He is fantastic. Really knowledgeable, has deep experience in the field and is a nice person who cares about kids. We highly recommend Dr Graham and anyone in his practice.

I’m really enjoying this new app. It allows connection and information with such ease. I spend all day on the phone for work and prefer not to have to call to get information on my plan and benefits. EngageWellbeing has been a Godsend allowing me to avoid hold and talk times!

So far I was very happy with EngageWellbeing . You can search for your doctors and have all the insurance information in one place. I’ve been trying to log for three days now and it keeps coming up with a message that cannot connect to the server. So, that means that I will loose my points and won’t be able to redeem them since it’s the end of the year and they will expire.

Finally a simple app to help manage all my family's health needs in one place! We have found doctors, participated in my employer wellness programs, checked costs, reviewed claims, checked my deductible, saved money, and have everything at my finger tips (and in my pocket all the time)!

When searching for providers/care, if you click on a search result and then return back to the search list, it resets all of your search filters and reloads the search. That means you now have to reapply the filters and run your search again. Every. Time. Also please start including websites for the providers along with phone numbers. Software bug or poor development, it is just woefully inadequate.

So folks who walk get credit, but people who do regular aggressive exercise (I do several hours of Taekwondo weekly) get squat. That really encourages me! Maybe I should give up aggressive exercise and instead go for a stroll.

And when you set up EngageWellbeing , it should default a tracker, but offer others. I set up health kit (it functions and was the only option offered) and then had to go back to set up my Fitbit app to get something I use.

My employer uses EngageWellbeing to reward us for healthy living. Earn points for tracking meals, sleep, and steps, redeem them for gift cards or "sweepstakes entries."

Unfortunately:
- EngageWellbeing is beyond slow half the time
- points balance is updated randomly and inconsistently. It's usually right eventually.
- they appear to have quietly capped how many points you can redeem as retail gift cards in the last update, then you have to spend them on sweepstakes with long odds (which will just get worse as more users hit the cap).

The UI sluggishness and refresh bugs were almost worth putting up with before, now there's not much point in using EngageWellbeing to track things I can just as easily do through the Health app to begin with.

It is so frustrating to figure EngageWellbeing out because it freezes and I can’t get out of the screen. Plus where do you fill out that you don’t smoke or I had recent blood work. Just don’t understand EngageWellbeing!

I like EngageWellbeing just fine and it’s been easy to earn points and redeem them, the problem is with the “Eat Smart” part. It doesn’t log the calories correctly from the connected my fitness pal app. Been this way since I started using EngageWellbeing in February. Also, I wish they would change up the options on the point redemption choices.

Pt forVision therapy addition to physical therapy this provider and staff are excellent to work with they are patient kind and the best place I found for physical therapy as a team they wanted to make sure that I was better forward five star rating should be a 10 star best group ever.

Dr. Zirkle is a wonderful doctor. I always look forward to chatting with him during my annual visits. He take time to listen make recommendations and encourage me. We talk they whole time, it is an enjoyable trip to the doctor

Keeps crashing, can’t connect my tracker to gain points. Losing out on $. Want to like EngageWellbeing . Would still download for other things. Wish you would track more exercises since I’m a biker!

Just signed up for this program, I don’t know why I waited so long. This is super easy, very user friendly and so informative and encouraging! I feel motivated to start working right away on getting healthier.

This is a great way to keep track of not only your nutrition, sleep, and exercise, but you can manage your healthcare here as well. It is a one stop shop, which is awesome! Not to mention the discounts of fitness trackers.