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Screenings & Vaccines

A key portion of your annual visits should be annual health screenings. Regular health screenings are medical tests, monitoring, or procedures that assess the likelihood of a person having a disease without symptoms. These preventative screenings are the secret to detecting potential health issues early, allowing for more timely intervention and improved outcomes.

REMINDER YOUR PROVIDER

We all want to enjoy good health. One of the best ways to get there is to complete vaccinations, disease screenings, and cancer screenings at the appropriate age. Screenings play a crucial role in preventive healthcare by detecting early signs of diseases or conditions.

Below are general CDC guidelines but please use this guide to consult with your primary care physician for specific recommendations based on your medical history and personal risk factors.

We offer a range of screenings tailored to your specific needs.

Immunization

To help ensure you have recieved the latest vaccines. Vaccines reduce risks of getting a disease by working with your body's natural defenses to build protection. When you get a vaccine, your immune system responds.

FLU VACCINE

Ages 6 months-80+

Everyone age 6 months and older should receive the vaccine annually.

HPV VACCINE

Ages 11-26

Recommended two doses for 11-15 and three doses for 15-26, and 26-45 year olds should consult with their provider.

COVID-19 VACCINE

Ages 6 months-80+

Everyone age 6 months and older should receive a primary series and the most recent booster dose.

SHINGLES VACCINE

Ages 50-80+

Shingrix should be given in two doses, 2-6 months apart, even if the patient already received Zostavax.

Cancer Prevention

To help ensure you have get relvant cancers screenings to your age and medical history. Cancer screenings are important because they can help detect cancer early, when it's easier to treat and cure.

Early detection is key to successfully treating cancer. That's why we offer a variety of cancer screenings, including mammograms for breast cancer, colonoscopies for colorectal cancer, and more. Our team utilizes advanced screening techniques to detect cancer at its earliest stages, increasing the likelihood of successful treatment and improved outcomes.

CERVICAL CANCER SCREENING

Women Ages 21-65

Every 3 years from 21-30 years old, and every 3-5 years from age 30-65 based on provider’s recommendation.

BREAST CANCER SCREENING

Women Ages 20-75

A clinical exam should be done every 1-3 years from age 20-39. Then yearly mammograms should begin at age 40.

COLON CANCER SCREENING

Ages 45-75

Normal colonoscopies should be repeated every 10 years; normal stool screenings should be repeated annually.

PROSTATE CANCER SCREENING

Men Ages 40-80+

Screening includes a physical exam and PSA blood test. Frequency determined by physician based on personal risk.

LUNG CANCER SCREENING

Ages 50-80+

Yearly screening with low-dose computed tomography (LDCT) in adults who currently smoke or have quit in the last 15 yrs.

Disease Prevention

To help ensure you have recieved the latest disease screenings. People who see their doctor regularly and have routine screenings are more likely to receive an early diagnosis if they develop a medical condition, and this contributes to better outcomes and a longer lifespan.

STI + HIV SCREENING

Ages 15-65

Regular testing for sexually transmitted infections, including HIV, is based on sexual activity and other risk factors.

PREDIABETES AND TYPE 2 DIABETES SCREENING

Ages 35-75

Patients 35 to 75 who are overweight or obese should have their A1C or similar tests to regularly.

OSTEOPOROSIS SCREENING

Women Ages 65 to 80+

Women should have their first DEXA bone scan at 65, repeated as determined by their physician.

LIPID PANEL

Ages 20 to 80+

Lipid levels should be checked regularly with a blood test.

ABDOMINAL AORTIC ANEURYSM SCREENING

Men ages 65 to 75

Men between 65 and 75 years old who have ever smoked should have a one-time screening.

HEPATITIS C SCREENING

Ages 18 to 79

Adults age 18 to 79 should have a one-time blood test.

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Screenings & Vaccines

REMINDER YOUR PROVIDER

We offer a range of screenings tailored to your specific needs.

Immunization

Cancer Prevention

Disease Prevention