AIA Vitality Age Assessment
Take the first step towards knowing your health - discover your AIA Vitality Age.
How are your lifestyle choices ageing you?
Complete every
Year
(membership year)
For
3,000 points
The AIA Vitality Age Assessment is an online assessment based on your risk factors and lifestyle behaviours. It takes approximately 20 minutes to complete.
There are four sections: About You, Physical Activity, Nutrition and Mental Wellbeing. You earn 750 AIA Vitality Points for each section you complete.
It is important to remember that each section is equally weighted and contributes to determining your AIA Vitality Age. Once you have completed each section, you'll discover your AIA Vitality Age, which could be higher, lower or equal to your actual age. This may give you an indication of your overall health. You'll receive feedback on your results that you may choose to discuss further with your GP.
Click on each assessment below and remember, the more honest you are with your answers, the more accurate our feedback will be.
Complete every
Membership year
For
750 points
per year
Complete every
Membership year
For
750 points
per year
Complete every
Membership year
For
750 points
per year
Complete every
Membership year
For
750 points
per year
Alcohol and tobacco: The AIA Vitality Age Assessment contains questions about alcohol and tobacco usage. The sale of alcohol and tobacco products to anyone aged under 18 years of age is illegal in New Zealand.
If pregnant, please speak to your healthcare provider about healthy weight gain and monitoring your health measures. BMI and waist circumference as health measures do not apply during pregnancy.
Body Mass Index (BMI) is calculated using only your weight and height which means that sometimes it may give an inaccurate indication of body composition (e.g. body builders), where body fat percentage or waist circumference measure may be more accurate. As a screening tool, BMI is a widely accepted, reliable indicator of a person's weight status for the majority of the population.
Other measures taken during any other AIA Vitality screening may affect your AIA Vitality Age, and the overall evaluation of your health status; including the feedback you are given.
No - we'll ask you questions about your lifestyle and behaviours and how you're generally feeling. This includes diet and physical activity levels, and your mental wellbeing. We will also ask for your clinical measures for blood glucose (sugar), blood pressure, cholesterol and weight. If you don't know your clinical measures, it's okay. Simply indicate that you don't have the answer and upon completion, we will still present you with your report. Please note that you will need to know your waist circumference (in centimetres).
The results of the AIA Vitality Age Assessment are calculated using clinically-based healthy ranges for adults aged 18+ years.
BMI is calculated using only your weight and height which means that sometimes it may give an inaccurate indication of body composition (e.g. body builders), where body fat percentage or waist circumference measure may be more accurate.
Waist circumference is another measure that indicates you could be at risk of obesity-related chronic diseases.
Please speak to your healthcare provider about healthy weight gain and monitoring your health measures during pregnancy. Please note, BMI and waist circumference as health measures do not apply during pregnancy.
Yes - other measures taken in the AIA Vitality Health Check will be used to calculate your AIA Vitality Age.
It should take approximately 20 minutes to complete.
This is general information only. The results of each of these assessments or tools cannot replace any advice from a doctor or other health professional. You should obtain professional advice from a medical practitioner, pharmacist, dentist, nutritionist or other appropriate health professional in relation to your own personal circumstances or in relation to the diagnosis or treatment of any medical condition. You should not discontinue any treatment you may be receiving on the basis of information reflected on this site without first consulting your healthcare provider. Medicines you use for your physical or mental health may also affect the results of your assessments or tools. You should also seek professional advice immediately should any symptoms you may be experiencing persist. If necessary, you should regularly consult with such a professional. For further information, please see our Terms and Conditions.
Any information you provide as part of the assessments or tools will not be provided to the underwriting or claims departments of AIA New Zealand Ltd and therefore will not be used in the making of any future underwriting or claims decisions. Under no circumstances will AIA New Zealand Ltd be deemed to have knowledge of any AIA Vitality–related information in respect of its underwriting and claims functions. In accordance with your statutory duty of disclosure, you are still obliged to disclose any of this information to the extent it may be relevant in the event of any future application for insurance cover with AIA New Zealand Ltd. For more information please see our Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.