Biometrics labcorp

A biometric screening may be the first step in identifying a possible health condition.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) defines biometric screening as “the measurement of physical characteristics such as height, weight, body mass index (BMI), blood pressure, blood cholesterol and blood glucose that can be taken at the work site and used as part of a workplace health assessment.” This

How accurate is Labcorp's biometric screening?

Biometric screenings are a quick and accurate way for employees to get a picture of their overall health.
Labcorp's flexible wellness screening options and easy access help support employee well-being, wherever they are.
Labcorp offers comprehensive on-site employee wellness screening events, tailored to meet the needs of your population.

How can I get a free biometric screening at a Labcorp facility?

Through the Labcorp Voucher Program, you can also download a coupon from the Virgin Pulse platform to get a free screening by appointment at a Labcorp facility near you.
The Be in the Know biometric screening measures four key indicators of your health status:

blood pressure

total and HDL cholesterol levels

and blood sugar/glucose.

What is the purpose of biometric screening?

The main objective of biometric screenings is to measure employee wellbeing.
The boarding program is to decrease wellbeing hazards, improve the status, diminish medical care costs, and improve the efficiency and execution of the labor force.
Organizations and different associations execute screenings to identify health risks for the employees.

What types of tests are included in a Labcorp biometric screening?

Options include:

a comprehensive lipid panel (total cholesterol

LDL

HDL

triglycerides

total cholesterol/HDL) and A1c kit that covers top cost drivers

including :

cardiovascular and endocrine (diabetes) disease.
On-site Labcorp screenings include:a brief results review, with in-depth health education as an optional service.