Employee Wellness

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“Nurturing yourself is not selfish – it is essential to your survival and your well-being.” ~Renee Peterson Trudeau~

The University System of Georgia (USG) cares about the health and wellness of its employees. In partnership with the USG system-wide wellness initiative, MGA is striving to create a supportive environment that encourages the well-being of our entire campus community. To foster a positive transformation towards leading a healthier lifestyle, the USG has made available various tools, resources, and programs available to help manage wellness. The USG well-being tools, resources, and programs can be found at https://www.usg.edu/well-being/. The website includes extensive information on topics ranging from financial well-being to stress management.

The 2022 program will offer a $200 well-being credit, as well as an expanded list of activities to earn the credit. Complete healthy activities by Sept. 30, 2022. To receive the credit, you must be a current full-time employee or spouse enrolled in a USG healthcare plan during the pay period in which the credit is paid.

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The 2022 program will offer a $200 well-being credit, as well as an expanded list of activities to earn the credit. Complete healthy activities by Sept. 30, 2022. To receive the credit, you must be a current full-time employee or spouse enrolled in a USG healthcare plan during the pay…

Participation in these events helps an employee earn well-being credits.

Well-being Live Events

USG Well-being is offering a wide range of programs in support of its employees achieving well-being. To get more information on upcoming events and to join in as these events fit your schedule, visit https://www.usg.edu/well-being/events .

USG Employee Assistance Program

The University System of Georgia has partnered with Kepro to provide all employees and their household family members with a comprehensive Employee Assistance Program (EAP). The program offers face-to face consultation and/or telephonic counseling. Access is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year. Services are confidential at no cost. EAP is available to all employees, except students, who work 20 hours or more.

  • Kepro (EAP) Services Flyer
  • Contact KEPRO at 1-844-243-4440 or at the website.
    First time visitors/users do have to create a username and password to enter the site. Users should follow these easy steps:
        Step 1: Go to https://usg.mylifeexpert.com
        Step 2: Enter company code – USGCares
        Step 3: Create a Username and Password
        Step 4: Continue to use that Username and Password to log in for future visits
  • Mental Health Resources Flyer
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MGA’s priority is the health and welfare of all faculty, staff, students, and visitors.

We wanted to make you aware of some options available to obtain over-the-counter COVID-19 tests at no or a low cost to you:

  • The federal government launched a COVID-19 OTC Tests website for online ordering. This site allows each household to order up to 4 free COVID-19 tests.
  • Online or over-the-counter tests are also available through the USG Healthcare plan without a prescription – up to 8 tests per member, per 30-day period.

For more information about types of tests available and in-person testing sites, please see the Georgia Department of Public Health (DPH) website. Information is also available on the USG Benefits website at: https://benefits.usg.edu/benefits-resources/usg-benefits-covid19. If you have additional questions, please do not hesitate to send an email to .

Please remember to:

  • Self-Report changes to your health – ***IMPORTANT***If you are sick, test positive, are presumed positive, or have had close contact with someone who tests positive, complete this quick form. This allows someone at the university to contact you to better understand your situation and advise you on your next steps here at MGA.
  • Initiate a Service Request from Facilities if you need spray cleaner, paper towels or disposable face coverings for your classrooms.  
  • Contact with questions about COVID exposure and cases; Contact for concerns or issues that are not directly related to a current case.