Primary Care

Primary Care: Ages 18-34

Everyone should establish a primary care provider to receive a baseline health status. This includes a review of personal risks associated with family health history, lifestyle, diet, and activity level. Your follow up appointments will depend on your healthcare needs and concerns. We can refer to specialists as needed and help you manage their recommendations. If you become ill or think you are experiencing health issues, we are happy to evaluate and treat you.

Health Screenings: 18 - 34 years old

Physical Exam - annually
Blood pressure check - annually
Diabetes screen - annually
Cholesterol screen - annually
Depression screen - annually
STD screen - depends on risk
PAP (Women) - annually starting at age 21

Women's Health Concerns

Birth Control

Migraines

Heavy Periods

Men's Health Concerns

Alcohol Use

Suicide

Testicular Cancer

Primary Care: Ages 35-49

Preventive Care is essential to maintain adequate health, prevent disease, increase quality of life and detect cancer early to improve survival and treatment options. All patients should expect physical examination, bloodwork, vital signs, and cancer screening when they establish care.

Health Screenings: 35 - 49 years old

Physical Exam - annually
Blood pressure check - annually
Diabetes screen - annually
Cholesterol screen - annually
Depression screen - annually
STD screen - depends on risk
PAP (Women) - every 3-5 years
Mammogram (Women) - every 2 years
Colonoscopy - starting at age 45

Women's Health Concerns

Men's Health Concerns

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

Erectile Dysfunction

Low Testosterone

Primary Care: Ages 50+

The likelihood of developing a chronic disease including cancer increases with age as the ability to recover begins to decline. Proper nutrition, regular physical activity, and complying with treatment for existing health conditions becomes pivotal at this point in life.

Health Screenings: 50+