Physical Wellbeing
The medical plan options available to you depend on your location. Most Mountaineers have a choice of four national medical plans managed by Aetna. If you live in California, Kaiser is also available. In 2026, if you live in Hawaii you are eligible for Kaiser HI, and if you live in Puerto Rico you are eligible for Triple-S. Click the left-hand menu to review information on your eligible plans.
Your wellbeing is worth it
Iron Mountain is committed to supporting your holistic wellbeing. When you feel your best, you bring your best.
We offer free wellness webinars across a variety of topics, open to all Mountaineers. This training equips you with practical skills to support yourself and your colleagues. Our bodies shape how we think, feel, work, and connect. When you invest in your wellbeing, you’re also investing in your team and your community.
Take action today:
Browse the calendar: View our monthly wellbeing calendar.
Register: Sign up for an upcoming session to join your fellow Mountaineers.
Medical plan surcharges
Tobacco and spousal surcharges help keep medical costs equitable for all Mountaineers. If you are a tobacco user or are covering a spouse/domestic partner, these surcharges may apply to you.
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Spousal surcharge
While many spouses/domestic partners have health coverage through their jobs, their employers may encourage them to seek coverage through other employer group plans. This means that companies like Iron Mountain end up paying health care costs for employees who work for other companies. Our spousal surcharge helps cover these costs and encourages you to think about which employer coverage best meets the needs of your spouse/domestic partner.
If you wish to cover a spouse/domestic partner, you must attest to whether they are eligible for other employer-sponsored health care coverage during Open Enrollment. If you elect to cover your spouse/domestic partner who is eligible for other employer-sponsored coverage, you’ll pay a $125 per month surcharge.
However, if your spouse loses access to their employer-sponsored coverage, the spousal surcharge will be waived. To have the spousal surcharge removed, you must provide proof of lost coverage (i.e., a letter from their employer stating loss of eligibility to benefits). You can upload the proof in your employee file by logging into the Iron Mountain Benefits Center. When proof of lost coverage has been uploaded, please contact the Iron Mountain Benefits Center team at 877.907.4828, Monday – Friday from 8 am – 9 pm ET.
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Tobacco surcharge
You and your enrolled spouse/domestic partner must pay a surcharge if either of you uses tobacco or nicotine products.
Surcharge for using a tobacco product in the past six months
Employee Monthly Surcharge for
2026 (full time and part time)I am a tobacco user $75.00 My covered spouse is a tobacco user $75.00 Both my covered spouse and I are tobacco users $150.00 Note: Your tobacco status also affects your rates for Critical Illness Insurance.
Want to stop smoking or using other tobacco products?
Sign up to work one-on-one with a health coach who can help you kick the habit (and access non-prescription Nicotine Replacement Therapy) through the Aetna Tobacco Cessation program.
Eligibility: All Mountaineers can access the Aetna Tobacco Cessation Program.
Get started: Contact A1A at 888-216-8573 to learn more.
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Medical plan help
EmmaTM
Your virtual benefits assistant, Emma, is available to assist you through the enrollment process. Emma's calculator, videos, and FAQs can help you understand your options and make your choices.
Emma is more than just a guide—she is a comprehensive tool designed to ensure you have a great enrollment experience!
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Aetna One Advisor (A1A), your personal benefit advisor
Get help with your benefits.
We offer year-round personalized benefits support through Aetna One Advisor (A1A), your personal benefit advisor to help you understand and use your Iron Mountain benefits, so you can focus on what’s most important— keeping yourself and your family healthy!
Eligibility: Everyone eligible for an Iron Mountain medical plan administered by Aetna (even if you aren’t a plan member).
Learn more about Aetna One Advisor (A1A).