Health Risk Assessment Wellness Profile offers health status snapshot

Know your numbers, know your risk
The HRA Wellness Profile is a tool designed to give you a snapshot of your overall health. Knowing your baseline can assist you in improving your current health status or let you know when it’s time for you to visit your healthcare provider to address specific risks that may be concerning. U.S. AIR FORCE GRAPHIC

The HRA Wellness Profile is a tool designed to give you a snapshot of your overall health. Knowing your baseline can assist you in improving your current health status or let you know when it’s time for you to visit your healthcare provider to address specific risks that may be concerning. U.S. AIR FORCE GRAPHIC
Civilian Health Promotion Services
By Civilian Health Promotion Services
Jan 21, 2021
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The Air Force Civilian Health Promotion Services program is a mobile worksite wellness program providing free health and wellness services and resources to the federal civilian workforce at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, and they have a way for you to take charge of your health by completing the Health Risk Assessment Wellness Profile.

The HRA Wellness Profile is a tool designed to give you a snapshot of your overall health. Knowing your baseline can assist you in improving your current health status or let you know when it’s time for you to visit your healthcare provider to address specific risks that may be concerning. If available, have your recent blood work (cholesterol, glucose) and vitals (weight, blood pressure) to enter into the questionnaire for more accurate results.

How do I take the HRA Wellness Profile?

The HRA Wellness Profile only takes 10 to 15 minutes to complete and can be taken annually on a computer by logging into your USAFwellness.com account. Or, download the app by searching for Motivation Alliance in the app store on your iOS/Apple or Android device. If you do not already have a USAFwellness.com account, you will need to create one. Upon account creation the system will automatically prompt you to complete the HRA Wellness Profile.

Active-duty military are not required to take the HRA Wellness Profile but have the option to once logged into their USAFwellness.com account.

Information collected in the HRA Wellness Profile is strictly anonymous and confidential. The web portal is secure and makes no use of your private data for any purposes.

Upon completion of the Health Risk Assessment, you will receive your wellness profile, which includes your relative lifestyle risk level (low, moderate or high), recommendations for ways to improve your current health status, and/or information about when it’s time to consult with your doctor.

USAFwellness.com can assist in your journey to a healthier lifestyle by providing you with tools you need such as: information on various health topics, activity and nutrition tracking tools with the ability to sync your health information from your wearable (i.e. FitBit Garmin etc.), a recipe library and much more.

Participants who complete their annual HRA in January, February or March can print or show their completion certificate to their local CHPS team to receive a free oven mitt. Contact Wright-Patterson CHPS at sara.r.carros.ctr@mail.mil or 937-904-9359.

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