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AXA introduces the BeOnTrack Programme

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An all-in-one solution for participants to restore and build a healthy lifestyle Expert trio to formulate health improvement plans through professional consultations, self-monitoring and laboratory tests HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach - 18 July 2022 - AXA Hong Kong and Macau (AXA) today announced the launch of its "BeOnTrack Programme" ("BeOnTrack" or the "Programme"). At only HKD10 per day[1], our expert trio will help formulate solutions, supporting participants to achieve their health goals and live healthier lives in a 12-month programme. Participants can enjoy the all-in-one solution, including comprehensive health consultations, laboratory tests as well as having the convenience of checking their latest progress and reviewing the health metrics via the "Emma by AXA" app. Participants can also make consultation appointments through this digital platform, making it easy to manage their health and wellbeing. image
AXA's "BeOnTrack Programme" helps participants reshape their lifestyle in a healthy way through the comprehensive support of an expert team.
BeOnTrack, launched by AXA in partnership with DrGo and EC Healthcare, comes with reboot plans that suit the participant's needs, including monitoring and managing blood pressure, blood glucose and body weight. By combining the professional advice from our expert trio, participants will progressively alter their eating habits and physical activity patterns to improve their health and to prevent possible diseases. In doing so, AXA aims to help participants minimise potential medical expenses through this Programme, thereby avoiding additional financial burden and pressure put on their family. "BeOnTrack" truly underscores AXA's commitment to be a lifelong partner to the customers. This Programme, supported by the expert trio, offers the following one-stop features: 1) Personalised support from medical and healthcare professionals Our expert trio, comprising of family doctors, dietitians and personal trainers, will conduct in-person consultation sessions with each participant to formulate personalised and tailored health reboot plans for managing blood pressure, blood glucose or body weight. The programme will start off with a family doctor consultation session for a comprehensive health assessment. The dietitian and personal trainer will then make recommendations on future diet and exercise routines in subsequent sessions. Additionally, a range of specialised laboratory tests are available to participants subject to their plan options. The test results will help the expert team to better understand the overall health conditions and accurately evaluate individual health progress to provide relevant health advice. The team will formulate the most effective health improvement plan with necessary adjustments. 2) Fully automated digital monitoring device tokeep track of real-time health metrics Depending on the reboot plan of the participant's choice for blood pressure, blood glucose or body weight, participants can leverage a digital self-monitoring device to monitor their health metrics with real-time synchronisation to the digital health platform. These automatic recording and tracking feature enable the expert trio to make appropriate adjustments to the health improvement plan to help participants reach their health goals more easily and effectively over the course of the one-year programme. Moreover, the devices also present helpful information to reflect health status, and trigger personal notifications and reminders to prompt for health check-ups when abnormal health metrics are detected in order to prevent illness before it strikes. 'Skinny Fat' becomes prevalent while half of the Hong Kong's adult population is obese or overweight According to data from the Department of Health, nearly half of the adult population in Hong Kong is classified as obese or overweight[2]. More importantly, 'Skinny Fat' is a health problem which has less public awareness. This condition refers to people facing central obesity or exceeding body fat percentage even through their body weight falls within the standard range and they may have a slim appearance. An Asian study also stated that Skinny Fat people have a higher risk of having high blood pressure and diabetes[3], thereby creating potential threats to their health. Furthermore, one out of four Hong Kong people suffers from high blood pressure[4], which can cause severe health problems, including increased risk of stroke, coronary heart disease and congestive heart failure, and chronic kidney disease. Emily Li, Chief Employee Benefits & Wellness Officer, AXA Hong Kong and Macau,said, "There were a total of 2.16 million chronic disease patients in Hong Kong last year4, representing about 30% of the total population. Among them, most were suffering from high blood pressure, high cholesterol and diabetes that was caused by obesity or unhealthy lifestyle habits. In view of this, AXA has launched the 'BeOnTrack...

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