Understood, but the indicators you mentioned such as obesity are problems many people are just willing to live with and forget for as long as possible. Those indicators typically relate to lifestyle which many people are unwilling to change even at the recommendation of a doctor. How many people ignore recommendations until it's too late.
I personally think that a patient receiving the results of a specific test for CKD could be the catalyst / shock to make a lifestyle change rather than just a doctor recommending a lifestyle change. Imagine hearing the following-
"Based on your obesity and other factors you are at risk of developing ckd, you need to make changes"
Vs
"Here's the results of your CKD test, it's not looking good, you need to make changes"
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