HHI's Health Risk Assessment service helps uninsured and under-insured adults understand their current health risks before a preventable condition becomes a crisis. Community Health Workers provide bilingual, culturally responsive screening, explain results in plain language, and connect each participant with education, follow-up coaching, and referrals when results show a need for additional care.
What participants receive
Screenings may include body mass index, blood glucose, blood pressure, pulse, and cholesterol. The visit is designed to be practical and respectful: participants update their health status, discuss personal and family health history, and leave with next steps they can understand and act on.
- Blood glucose
- Blood pressure and pulse
- Cholesterol
- Body mass index
Follow-up support
When a screening points to elevated risk, HHI invites participants into one-on-one case management and coaching with a Community Health Worker. That support can include goal setting, nutrition education, reminders, referrals to free or low-cost care, and encouragement as participants build healthier routines.
- Blood glucose
- Blood pressure and pulse
- Cholesterol
- Body mass index