Community Cares Lifestyle & Wellness Expo provides complimentary health screening, wellness assessments, fitness measurements and health calculators for community attendees. All assessments and calculators are licensed from HealthStatus.com, Inc.

Health Screening stations are located throughout the expo, where experienced professionals conduct the screenings. Community members are encouraged to utilize the screening stations such as blood-pressure monitoring, vision testing and cholesterol testing, which provide important health data that will assist in completing Wellness Assessments.

Wellness Assessments offer community members with the opportunity to understand individual health risks, and are provided suggestive actions for improving health and wellness. Computer kiosks are furnished for attendees to complete assessments and professional staff assists if necessary. Individual results are available online or may be printed. Wellness assessments concentrate on health risk, general health and two specific diseases. 

    Health Risk Assessment is based on the “Healthier People Study,” which was conducted by the Carter Center at 
Emory University. There are approximately forty-five questions which are determined by smoking status and
gender. An individual report is ten pages long, and contains a cover letter which explains assessment and purpose;
a doctor’s chart report; top ten risks of mortality; basic measures for height, weight, sex, BMI and other important
details; at-risk behavior tendencies; ideas for improvement or encouragement in risk areas.

    General Health Assessment uses the Healthier People algorithms as a baseline, and all elements of the health risk 
assessment are factored. Additional input such as family history, stress and depression are incorporated. A shorter 
report is provided, focusing less on statistics and  more on healthier habits through feedback and encouragement.

    Cardiac and Diabetes Assessments are based on Healthier People, “Framingham Heart Study” and the American 
Diabetes Association. An individual report contains a cover letter, which details assessment and purpose; an 
indication of risk in key areas; suggestions for improvement and summary page.    

Fitness Assessments
are a series of measurements that help determine physical fitness. Community attendees must complete a physical activity readiness questionnaire (PARQ), to determine if they may proceed with the fitness assessment. Upon completion of the PARQ, attendee is given instructions by a professional to test trunk flexibility, muscular endurance and cardiorespiratory endurance. Based on these physical tests, attendee returns to computer kiosk and enters scores and measurements. An individual, two page report complete with cover letter and results is provided.

Health Calculators are easy to use, and help community members learn about their current state of health through the following tools:
Body fat Body Mass Index (BMI) Target heart rate 
Frame Size Ideal weight Calories burned 
Lean Body Mass Lose one pound Daily energy expenditure