As you know, completing a health risk assessment (HRA) is one of the best first steps employees can take to start improving their health – not to mention lower your health insurance costs. But there are some common problems.
Employees are often reluctant to complete HRAs for three reasons:
- They’re unsure how completing an HRA will benefit them
- They don’t know how the info will be used, and
- They’re unsure what their employers’ motives are behind issuing the HRAs.
Employees are commonly concerned their answers will result in them paying higher insurance premiums.
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