eHealthScreenings

In the world of health conversations, two words often get tossed around as if they mean the same thing: wellness and well-being. While they’re closely connected and sometimes even interchangeable, they describe two different dimensions of a healthy life. Understanding the distinction can help individuals, workplaces, and wellness programs communicate more…

Every year, millions of people declare their New Year’s resolutions with excitement and optimism, only to abandon them a few weeks later. If you find yourself in this group, you should know: the problem isn’t you. Often, the issue is how we set our goals in the first place. Resolutions don’t need to be complicated, and they certainly don’t need a specific date to…

The holidays are a time to celebrate, unwind, and enjoy the company of family and friends. It’s also a time when many of us tend to hit “pause” on our healthy routines. After all, it’s the season of indulgent meals, sweet treats, and relaxing by the fireplace, not exactly the setting…

Life is busy—shift work, travel, remote schedules—so getting to an onsite screening isn’t always realistic. The good news: biometric screenings don’t have to be one-size-fits-all. Offsite options let more people participate on their own time and stay engaged in their health. Below…

Did you know there’s more than one way to collect blood for a biometric health screening? If you’re not a trained phlebotomist, choosing between finger stick and venipuncture might seem confusing. But the method you choose can make a big difference in how samples are…

What if one number that is captured in under 60 seconds could forecast potential heart attacks, memory loss, kidney failure, and thousands in healthcare related costs to companies? A standard onsite biometric health screening event measures lipids, glucose, height, weight…

Consider the saying, “it’s a walk in the park.” There’s a reason we associate walking with ease, simplicity, and peace of mind: walking is one of the oldest forms of exercise known to humankind. No fancy equipment, no membership fees, no learning curve. In a time when gyms, high-tech wearables, and pricey fitness trends dominate the conversation about health, it’s…

Every cigarette break damage more than lungs; it drains profits, too. Researchers at The Ohio State University have found that the average smoker costs his or her employer approximately $6,000, per year, thanks to higher medical claims and lost productivity. How is such a huge cost possible? It’s largely driven by nicotine and other carcinogens found in tobacco products…

Did you know that around 42% of adults in the U.S. are walking around with low vitamin D and don’t even know it? Feeling extra tired, achy, or moody? It could be more than just a case of the Mondays—it might be a sign of vitamin D deficiency. While biometric health screenings usually check your blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar, Vitamin D testing is quickly…

February is known as the month of love. But forget about romance and chocolates, let’s talk about hearts – specifically heart health and the importance of taking care of this vital organ. We only have one heart, and it deserves all our love and care. Every February, Americans observe American Heart Month, an annual initiative organized by the American Heart Association…