A biometric screening usually measures height, weight, blood pressure, cholesterol levels, blood sugar, and waist circumference.
A biometric screening is a clinical test that measures various physical characteristics of the body, to determine an individual’s overall health. More importantly, the results of a biometric screening provide insights into potential health risks such as diabetes and heart disease. It is conducted by taking a blood sample, usually in the form of a finger prick.
Many employers use biometric screenings to assess their employees’ overall health. This allows them to implement personalized, helpful strategies into their wellness program to improve employee health.
Biometric screenings encourage individuals to make healthier lifestyle choices and urge them to participate in activities that promote good health. Our health is the most valuable asset we have and taking care of it should always be a top priority.