Chronic Disease and Limitations: More and more often people are affected by one or more chronic disease risk factors that take an ever-increasing effort to combat. While most people are familiar with their health deficiencies and know in general what they need to do, the motivation and ability to implement needed practices are frequently lacking. Furthermore, the stigma of being overweight or having medical limitations precludes an individual’s comfort level in a commercial general-purpose facility. By offering an environment that provides a feeling of belonging, while simulating the challenges they will face in the real world, long-term program adherence can be created.

Improving on the Standard: Current Health Risk Appraisals draw information from identical and limited sources that are highly validated. As a result, HRA questions address standard areas and provide general and limited feedback in the HRA report. The Practiva Self Health Assessment (SHA) has expanded capabilities that provide customized and personalized Action Plans that incorporate self-reported medical restrictions, personal preferences and current fitness levels. Practiva Health has developed unique compliance measures for those participants who regularly report their program progress.