Biometric Screenings 2022
CG Zest Wellness recently concluded the 2022 Biometric Screening year in Cayman with fantastic turnouts, capturing diabetes risk, cardiovascular data, body composition, and blood pressure giving our clients the ability to make informed decisions with their health and well-being.
Our Biometric Screenings are available annually for our CG Zest Wellness Ultimate group members and can highlight the need for attending an annual physical with your primary care physician.
This year in Cayman, thanks to the tireless work of our local CG Zest Wellness team, we are back to near pre-pandemic attendance, increasing our appointments by 87% compared to 2020! Nurse Jessica Santamaria and Corporate Wellness Coordinator Minelli Tibbets brought enthusiasm, energy, and education to 27 Cayman workplace locations, 21 clients, and 795 individual appointments!
The feedback from members was overwhelmingly positive noting all the detailed information that was provided, the easy and quick way to do a personalized checkup, and the friendly and professional staff.
““Interactive staff, very friendly, and took the time to explain results and provide tips on how to improve.””
Take our short 7-question quiz and test your biometric knowledge!
Interested in learning more about our Biometric Screening Program? Learn the six essentials to taking part in a screening and go even deeper with our biometric screening resource, for a better understanding of your results.
In 2023, we encourage you to consider biometric screening. Not sure where to start? Reach out to your wellness champion, group administrator, or local CG Zest Wellness coordinator for more information!
*Screening events are subject to company eligibility.
References
CG Zest Wellness Biometrics Attendance Report
CG Zest Wellness Survey Feedback
https://cgzestwellness.com/biometrics
Body Composition: www.inbodyusa.com
American Heart Association: www.heart.org
American Diabetes Association: www.diabetes.org
Centre for Disease Control (CDC): www.cdc.gov/diabetes/basics/getting-tested.html
Mayo Clinic: www.mayoclinic.org
National Library of Medicine (NIH) www.medlineplus.gov/
