Health Screenings
Health Screenings
Health screenings are preventive tests and evaluations designed to detect early signs of disease, helping to identify potential health concerns before they become serious.
What Do Health Screenings Include?
• Blood pressure checks to detect hypertension
• Cholesterol and glucose tests for heart disease and diabetes risk assessment
• Cancer screenings such as mammograms, Pap smears, and colonoscopies
• Bone density tests to assess osteoporosis risk
• Vision and hearing tests for early detection of sensory impairments
• Mental health screenings for anxiety, depression, and cognitive disorders
Benefits of Health Screenings
• Detects diseases early, improving treatment outcomes
• Helps prevent complications from chronic conditions
• Provides a proactive approach to long-term health
• Supports personalized medical recommendations
Frequently Asked Questions
They help detect diseases early when they are most treatable, improving overall health outcomes.
It depends on your age, risk factors, and family history. Your provider will recommend the appropriate schedule.
Most preventive screenings are covered under insurance plans at no cost to the patient.
No, screenings complement routine healthcare and should be part of an ongoing health plan.
Follow up with your healthcare provider to discuss next steps, additional testing, or treatment options.