Scorecard selection
Choose the correct Fitwel scorecard for the asset type, use case and certification objective.
Evidence-based strategies for healthier places and occupant wellbeing.
Fitwel Certification is a health-focused building standard that encourages practical strategies to support occupant wellness, active lifestyles, accessibility and healthier everyday environments. It fits existing buildings, workplaces, residential projects and portfolios seeking a flexible wellness framework. INDEX helps review site conditions, identify relevant strategies, coordinate evidence and guide implementation in line with Fitwel criteria.
Practical consulting workstreams that help owners, designers and operators move from target setting to usable evidence.
Choose the correct Fitwel scorecard for the asset type, use case and certification objective.
Review site, building, operations and user experience against available strategies.
Prioritize active design, access, amenities, safety, food and wellbeing actions that fit the asset.
Collect policies, photos, drawings, operating records and communications required by the selected strategies.
Turn gaps into a practical roadmap that can be delivered with planned maintenance or tenant engagement.
Early project information helps the team confirm feasibility, focus the right strategies and reduce rework during documentation.
Location, transit, walkability, amenities and open space data shape the scorecard review.
Plans, circulation, stairs, common areas and amenity locations support many strategies.
Cleaning, emergency, food, smoking, maintenance and occupant policies may be required evidence.
Photo evidence helps confirm existing conditions and implemented health strategies.
User profiles, communication channels and engagement plans help prioritize practical improvements.
Fitwel reviews site, building and operational strategies that can support occupant health, physical activity, access to amenities, safety and social wellbeing.
Yes. Fitwel is often practical for existing assets because many strategies can be supported by policies, operations, signage, amenities and targeted improvements.
Both address health and wellbeing, but Fitwel is commonly approached through scorecard strategies and practical evidence for the selected asset type, while WELL often includes broader feature requirements and performance verification.
Share asset type, site context, floor plans, amenities, operating policies, user profile, photos and any health or ESG objectives.