No more master key: Health risk assessments unnecessary for wellness plan design

Published Updated 7 Min Read

Health risk assessments are used by most wellness program providers and employers as the key to opening the door to employee health improvement.

These questionnaires usually consist of 15 to over 150 questions and ask the participant to record their exercise habits, eating habits, alcohol consumption, biometrics and a range of other health risk and habit information.

Andrew Sykes
Chairman

Andrew Sykes, Chairman of Health at Work (HAW), is a qualified actuary, a licensed health insurance broker, an HIAA managed health professional and an accomplished speaker on the topic of … Read full bio


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