While we encourage the use of digital ID cards, some providers may offer the choice of a physical ID card mailed to you. Review the Innerview article for details on how to access your ID cards.

To find a provider for any of the health plans we offer, visit the Provider Search. During Annual Enrollment, you can also call the Whole Foods Market Benefits Service Center at 888-681-2240, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. CT, Monday through Friday. A Service Center Representative can help you find a provider in your network.

Yes. Coverage for prescription drugs for in-network pharmacies is automatically included when you enroll in any of our medical plan options. If you choose to fill prescriptions at out-of-network pharmacies, you may have to pay the full cost for these medications. Refer to your Annual Benefits Enrollment Guide for more information on coverage.

Each medical plan has its pros and cons and provides a little something for everyone. There are some tools, however, that can help you understand the differences between the plans and decide on the plan that’s best for you.

• The Benefits Store features short videos and other tools to help with your decision-making process.
• The Compare the Plans tool let you see the plans in action
• Refer to your Annual Benefits Enrollment Guide for more details on how each of the medical plans covers typical services and the additional wellness resources they offer.

Yes. The administrators for our medical plans offer robust health management services, including care coordinators, to help you access services in the most efficient way possible. They also offer services like coaching, referrals to outside specialty services, and more. Refer to your Annual Benefits Enrollment Guide for more information.

This unique health plan offering is highly specialized and requires time to build a network of physicians that share our holistic approach to medical care and wellness. We are working on expanding this plan to additional areas in the future.

No, but if you’re eligible to participate in a Health Funding Account and choose not to, you could be missing out. That’s because WFM makes a significant contribution to both accounts to help you lower your out-of-pocket medical expenses for the year. The company contribution varies based on the plan you choose and your coverage tier.

Whole Foods Market Health Funding Account Contribution

For more information on these two accounts, review the Annual Benefits Enrollment Guide and take the quiz that can help you decide which makes more sense for you.

If you’ve used nicotine or nicotine products in the last six months, you will pay a $30 per-paycheck nicotine surcharge in addition to your medical plan contribution. Nicotine is defined as the use of cigarettes, pipes, cigars, chewing tobacco, snuff, e-cigarettes or any other type of smoking or smokeless nicotine.

If you are subject to the Nicotine Surcharge for a plan year, and you complete the Quit for Life program at any time during that plan year, you will begin paying the non-nicotine user contribution rates in the month following your completion of the program. Additionally, you will receive a refund for any previous surcharge payments that you made in the plan year. If it is unreasonably difficult due to a health factor for you to meet the requirements of the Quit for Life nicotine cessation program, or it is medically inadvisable for the individual to attempt to meet the requirements of the Quit for Life nicotine cessation program, the Nicotine Surcharge may be waived if you submit a Nicotine Surcharge Physician Affidavit no later than October 1st of the plan year (or within 60 days of initial enrollment, if later). The Affidavit can be found on the Benefits Enrollment Portal on myapps.wfm.com. Please contact Ask TMS or call 833-4-ASKTMS (833-427-5867) Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 6 p.m. CT with any questions.