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How Coaching Works with Screening Data

Biometric screenings identify the risks. Health coaching addresses them. Here's how the two work together.

1

Screen first

Biometric screening identifies health risks: elevated glucose, high blood pressure, high cholesterol. Each participant gets a clear picture of where they stand.

2

Match to coaching

Participants with identified risks are referred to targeted coaching programs — diabetes prevention, cardiac health, weight management — instead of generic wellness advice.

3

Ongoing engagement

Coaches work with participants via phone, video, or onsite sessions. Progress is tracked against baseline screening data so both coach and participant can see improvement.

4

Measure at next screening

Year-over-year biometric changes show whether coaching is working. Aggregate reports quantify population health improvement and give employers measurable ROI.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between health coaching and an EAP?

Health coaching is proactive — it helps employees make sustained lifestyle changes like improving diet, increasing physical activity, and managing chronic conditions. An EAP (Employee Assistance Program) is reactive — it provides short-term crisis support for mental health, substance abuse, and personal problems. Many employers use both: coaching for ongoing wellness and EAP for acute needs.

Do employees have to participate in health coaching?

No — health coaching is voluntary. However, incentive-linked programs (where participation earns a premium discount or HSA contribution) typically see 2–3x higher engagement. The most effective programs pair coaching with biometric screening so participants have concrete health data motivating their goals.

How does coaching connect to biometric screenings?

Biometric screening data identifies specific health risks — elevated glucose, high blood pressure, unhealthy cholesterol levels. Coaches use this data to build targeted behavior change plans instead of generic wellness advice. At the next annual screening, year-over-year biometric changes show whether coaching is working, giving employers measurable ROI.

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