Human Capital Risk Score – Vitae Health Care.

Understand Your Organization’s Human Capital Risk

A simple framework to quantify burnout exposure, cardiometabolic risk and prevention capability.

Burnout Risk

Measures workload intensity and fatigue signals across the organization.

Cardiometabolic Exposure

Captures lifestyle disease risks linked to sedentary work and metabolic health.

Leadership Visibility

Reflects how clearly leadership understands workforce health exposure.

Prevention Capability

Measures the presence of structured programs to reduce risk.

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Risk Check

Answer five quick questions to estimate your organization's Human Capital Risk Score.

How demanding is the average work schedule in your organization?

How often do employees show signs of fatigue, burnout or reduced energy during peak work periods?

What proportion of your workforce spends most of the workday seated?

How much visibility does leadership currently have into workforce health risks such as burnout, hypertension or metabolic disease?

If high-risk employees are identified, how structured is your organization's support for prevention?

Please answer all five questions to continue.

Run the Workforce Risk Check

Answer five quick questions to estimate your organization’s Human Capital Risk Score.

How demanding is the average work schedule in your organization?

Options:

Mostly under 45 hours per week
Frequently 45–55 hours
Often 55–60 hours
Regularly more than 60 hours

How often do employees show signs of fatigue, burnout or reduced energy during peak work periods?

Mostly under 45 hours per week. Frequently 45–55 hours. Often 55–60 hours. Regularly more than 60 hours

What proportion of your workforce spends most of the workday seated?

Mostly under 45 hours per week. Frequently 45–55 hours. Often 55–60 hours. Regularly more than 60 hours

What proportion of your workforce spends most of the workday seated?

Mostly under 45 hours per week. Frequently 45–55 hours. Often 55–60 hours. Regularly more than 60 hours

How much visibility does leadership currently have into workforce health risks such as burnout, hypertension or metabolic disease?

Mostly under 45 hours per week. Frequently 45–55 hours. Often 55–60 hours. Regularly more than 60 hours

If high-risk employees are identified, how structured is your organization’s support for prevention?

Mostly under 45 hours per week. Frequently 45–55 hours. Often 55–60 hours. Regularly more than 60 hours

How demanding is the average work schedule in your organization?

How often do employees show signs of fatigue, burnout or reduced energy during peak work periods?

What proportion of your workforce spends most of the workday seated?

How much visibility does leadership currently have into workforce health risks such as burnout, hypertension or metabolic disease?

If high-risk employees are identified, how structured is your organization’s support for prevention?

Workforce Risk Assessment

Workforce Risk Assessment

Answer five quick questions to estimate your organization’s Human Capital Risk Score.

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Workforce Risk Assessment

Workforce Risk Assessment Score

Answer five quick questions to estimate your organization’s Human Capital Risk Score.

Your Human Capital Risk Score

Risk Score Interpretation

Risk Interpretation:

Organizations in this range typically experience rising burnout signals and increasing cardiometabolic risk across their workforce. Early prevention strategies and leadership visibility can significantly improve workforce resilience and long-term productivity.

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Understand your organization’s workforce health risk before it becomes a financial and operational liability.