Know your risk factors

What are your personal health risks?

Take the HealthQuotient® health risk assessment questionnaire, designed by WebMD. You'll get a free, complete, private report on your health risks and how to improve your chances of staying healthier. Note: All your answers are saved on the WebMD website. Neither Priority Health nor your employer will ever see your HealthQuotient answers or your personal report.

You need to log in to your account to take HealthQuotient.

1. Register your personal Priority Health account
   In addition to HealthQuotient, you'll find information on your claims, your account balances, and tools to help you manage your Priority Health benefits.
2. Log in
   
3. Take the HealthQuotient risk assessment questionnaire

The more risk factors you have, the greater your chance for disease. You cannot change some risk factors, such as heredity, age, race or sex. But others you can do something about. Work with your doctor to develop a plan, and get them under control.

Risk Factors for Chronic Diseases
Heart Disease	Type 2 Diabetes	Depression
Age Family history of heart disease Gender Diabetes or prediabetes Obesity, high body mass index score (BMI) Physical inactivity High lipid (blood fats) profile High blood pressure Tobacco use	Obesity, high body mass index score (BMI) Close relative with diabetes Ethnicity (Black, Hispanic, Asian, American Indian or Pacific Islander) History of gestational diabetes or having given birth to a baby weighing more than 9 lbs. High blood pressure History of polycystic ovary syndrome	Stress Low self-esteem Drug, alcohol or prescription drug abuse Family history of depression Personal loss Medical conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, chronic pain or cancer