VEST EAP vs SafeUT Frontline

Vestlife – Your Daily Wellness Companion. Vestlife brings together daily self-reflection, supportive guidance, and personal growth tools to help you stay balanced in every season of life. Developed around the Wellness Wheel, the app helps you explore eight essential areas of wellbeing including: Emotional, Physical, Financial, Social, Occupational, Spiritual, Intellectual, and Recreational. Whether you're building new habits, reconnecting with your purpose, or simply trying to stay balanced, Vestlife gives you simple ways to check in, learn, and grow. What You Can Do with Vestlife • Daily Check-In. Track your wellbeing with the interactive Wellness Wheel and get insights to help you stay balanced. • Supportive AI Guides. Chat with specialized assistants for encouragement, ideas, and helpful tools across each dimension of wellness. • Learning & Growth Tools. Access self-guided resources, reflections, and exercises designed to help you build resilience and wellbeing. • In-the-Moment Support. Connect through confidential text or call options when immediate assistance is available. • Personalized Tips. Receive reminders and daily inspiration to support consistent, positive change. Vestlife encourages steady, meaningful growth focusing on life dimensions that feel out of balance. Over time, these small steps lead to a smoother, healthier, more fulfilling life. Disclaimer: Vestlife is a general wellness and personal development application. It is not a medical, clinical, therapeutic, or diagnostic service. For medical guidance or emergencies, consult a healthcare professional or call 988 (U.S. only).

The SafeUT Frontline Crisis Text app provides 24/7 confidential access at no cost. This access includes crisis counseling provided by master’s level clinicians for Utah Healthcare Providers, Law Enforcement, and Fire/EMS. You can connect directly to the HMHI (UNI) Crisis Text line. Crisis Text clinicians can assist with a wide variety of problems, including emotional crisis, grief/loss, drug/alcohol problems, mental health issues, self-harm, and suicidal behavior.