Great Eastern launches fitness calculator FitAge

It can be used to measure one’s fitness against their own biological age.

Great Eastern Life Assurance has launched FitAge, a fitness calculator and the newest feature of its health app GETGREAT, according to a news release.

GETGREAT users can use FitAge to measure their own fitness against their biological age, based on their level of physical activity, cardiovascular fitness, and sleep sufficiency. The FitAge score will help gauge one’s health and recognise any early signs of major health issues

Great Eastern is the first insurer in Singapore to incorporate the resting heart rate metric which measures the efficiency of an individual’s heart function and levels of physical fitness.

The app is available to all Great Eastern policyholders and the general public through the App Store and Google Play.

All GETGREAT users who clock 8,000 daily steps, seven to nine hours of sleep, and a resting heart rate of 64 beats per minute (bpm) and under will be rewarded with bonus points which can be redeemed through the UPGREAT rewards app.

Until end-2020, Great Eastern will be rewarding additional bonus points to policyholders of its GREAT Life Advantage investment-linked plan. These policyholders are entitled to additional points based on their policy’s total sum assured amount, and can stand to earn up to $110 worth of rewards over this period.

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