What does a Health Risk Assessment (HRA) provide?

A Health Risk Assessment (HRA) is essential for evaluating an individual's health status and identifying potential health risks. It typically includes various components such as medical history, lifestyle choices, and existing health conditions, allowing healthcare providers and plan managers to gain a comprehensive view of a member's health. This information can be used to tailor preventive services, health interventions, and care plans according to specific health needs, improving overall health outcomes and promoting proactive health management.

The other options do not align with the primary purpose of an HRA. While an overview of provider services and a summary of health services covered can contribute to a member's understanding of their healthcare options, they do not specifically address an individual's health status. Additionally, a financial analysis of a member's health needs would focus more on costs and expenditures rather than the health conditions and wellness indicators that the HRA is designed to assess.