Tobacco cessation

Quit For Life® is a clinically proven program that’s designed to help employees control tobacco cravings through personal, proven support and online resources. When employees quit tobacco, your clients may see lower chronic illness rates, lower medical expenses¹ and increased productivity.²

Quit For Life helps employees quit tobacco for good

Personalized support

Employees work 1-on-1 with a Quit Coach® to create a customized Quit Plan that’s designed to help them quit cigarettes, e-cigarettes, vaping or tobacco.

Digital tools and resources

Employees can join online or download the mobile app for access to expert-led learning, interactive content, urge management tools and 24/7 support, including text messages for daily tips and encouragement.

Medication to help control cravings

To help control and overcome tobacco cravings, employees may be prescribed medication — such as nicotine gum or patches — for no additional cost, based on eligibility.

Helping members reach their quit goals for 30+ years

Share with your clients

Brochure: Breakdown of support options for employees (pdf)

See how Quit For Life provides a tailored quitting plan based on employee needs.

Brochure: Quit For Life details for employees (pdf)

Provide your clients with the latest program details for their employees and their families.

Footnotes

Health Consequences of Smoking, Surgeon General fact sheet | hhs.gov
Sherman B, Lynch W: The Relationship Between Smoking and Health Care, Workers’ Compensation, and Productivity Costs for a Large Employer. JOEM Volume 55, Number 8, August 2013.

Disclaimer

The Quit For Life Program provides information regarding tobacco cessation methods and related well-being support. Any health information provided by you is kept confidential in accordance with the law. The Quit For Life Program does not provide clinical treatment or medical services and should not be considered a substitute for your doctor's care. Please discuss with your doctor how the information provided is right for you. Participation in this program is voluntary. If you have specific health care needs or questions, consult an appropriate health care professional. This service should not be used for emergency or urgent care needs. In an emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.