Local Diabetes Management Resources

Controlling diabetes is very important to lower the risk for eye disease, kidney problems, nerve damage, and high cholesterol, a major risk factor for heart disease. It can also reduce the risk of death from diabetes (the 7th leading cause of death in the US), as well as lower healthcare costs and reduce visits to the doctor/emergency department.

If you are diabetic or know someone local who is, please review and share this list of diabetes management resources for Somerset, Wicomico, and Worcester counties. 

Vaccine Coverage through CareFirst Insurance - With the added risks of COVID-19, it's more important than ever to get your flu shot.  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends everyone six months of age and older receive the flu vaccine every season.  WCBOE employees and their dependents who have WCBOE CareFirst prescription drug coverage can get their vaccines at one of the 62,000 participating pharmacies through the pharmacy benefit manager, CVS CareMark.  Participating pharmacies include major chains such as CVS, Giant, Rite Aid, Walmart and many independent pharmacies.  CLICK HERE FOR DETAILS  

Employee Online - Employee Online AccessDue to security concerns recently discovered in BusinessPlus, we are temporarily restricting access to Employee Online from "outside" of our computer network. Until this vulnerability is fixed, in order to access Employee Online, you will need to first login through the GlobalProtect Portal.  View instructions here.

Lost or Destroyed ID Badge - If your badge is lost or gets destroyed you must request a replacement badge by email to kalewis@wcboe.org or you can print the ID Badge Replacement Request form and send it through Pony mail to Constance Lewis in HR.

The replacement fee for a lost employee ID badge and/or security fob is $10 which will be a one time payroll deduction.