Why Screen?
This is the primary goal of early detection to prevent a problem from becoming major.
What is catching health issues early?
This common condition affects 1 in 8 adults aged 20-40 and should be screened every 3 to 5 years.
What is Hypertension (High Blood Pressure)?
Often called the "silent killer," this should be monitored due to its lack of obvious symptoms.
What is high blood pressure?
In seniors, depression may show up as physical symptoms or this, rather than just sadness.
What is brain fog?
The CDC recommends a single lifetime dose of this vaccine for all adults aged 75 and older.
What is the RSV vaccine?
Preventative care reduces these by identifying issues before they require hospitalizations or expensive treatments.
What are long-term healthcare costs?
The CDC recommends all adults 18+ be screened for this virus at least once.
What is Hepatitis C
This screening focuses on risk factors, frequency, and blood sugar levels for middle-aged adults
What is Diabetes screening?
This "gold standard" scan diagnoses osteoporosis and is routine for women aged 65+.
What is a DEXA scan?
A two-dose vaccination recommended for adults 50+ to prevent a painful rash and nerve pain.
What is Shingrix?
These regular checks help patients stay active, independent, and supported in things they might have missed alone.
What are yearly checkups?
Adults aged 15-24 account for over half of these diagnoses annually, many of which are asymptomatic.
What are STIs and HIV?
This cancer screening is vital for those in their 40s-60s to identify polyps or early malignancy.
What is a Colorectal cancer screening?
In men, this bone disease is often underdiagnosed but should be assessed by age 65.
What is osteoporosis?
This vaccine is ideally given at age 11 or 12 but is recommended as a catch-up through age 26.
What is the HPV vaccine?
These three specific tests help catch early symptoms to make them easier to treat.
What are blood pressure, cancer, and cholesterol tests?
This test checks for abnormal cells in the cervix and is recommended every 3 years for those aged 21-30.
What is a pap smear?
This specific panel is used to check cholesterol levels and manage cardiovascular risk.
What is a Lipid panel?
A one-time ultrasound is recommended for men ages 65-75 who have ever smoked to detect this "bulge" in the main artery.
What is an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm
This "P" vaccine protects against blood infections and meningitis
What is the Pneumococcal (Pneumovax) vaccine?
Preventative care is often called one of the "best" types of this.
What is medicine?
If you have a cervix, you should get a Pap smear every 3 years starting at this age.
What is age 21?
This screening is recommended for those who qualify based on smoking history and age.
What is a Lung cancer screening?
This condition is not a normal part of aging and often manifests as "brain fog" or physical symptoms.
What is depression
This is the ideal time to get the HPV vaccine to ensure it is effective.
What is before becoming sexually active?