The Mayo Clinic Health Assessment surveys 11 key health risk factors found to have the most impact on health, and seven critical lifestyle areas.
The Mayo Clinic Health Assessment is an employee health risk assessment that targets 11 key risk factors found to have the most impact on health. Designed specifically as an employee health risk assessment program, the application tracks, measures and reports on risk levels in employee or member groups, and is a foundational element for any risk reduction efforts.
In selecting the medical and lifestyle risk indicators incorporated into our Health Assessment, we have applied the Pareto principle, identifying the “20 percent of indicators that are likely to affect 80 percent” of the causes of premature death. Over the years, medical research has accumulated considerable evidence that links a core set of medical and lifestyle indicators to increased risk of a variety of health problems.
The Mayo Clinic Health Assessment focuses on seven critical lifestyle areas in which individuals have great potential to improve lifestyle habits and reduce the risk of future health problems, as well as key medical indicators most linked to increased health risk.
Utilizing branching logic, this user-friendly survey includes between 50 and 70 questions depending upon age, gender and risk factors, and takes as little as 12 minutes to complete. Survey questions collect information on both risk and readiness to change addressing:
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