Each member is encouraged to schedule an annual health physical. Along with a physical exam, we’ll review any current issues and your medical history (current medications, allergies, immunizations, family history) as well as recommend possible evidence-based preventative screening tests for cancer, heart disease and other conditions indicated by your situation.
Those tests can include:
- Complete metabolic profile (including kidney and liver function, glucose, and electrolytes)
- Fasting lipid profile
- Complete blood cell panel
- Thyroid function
- Urinalysis
- Resting EKG
- Pap test (specific doctors)
- Prostate specific antigen (PSA)
- Other metabolic tests as indicated
Based on your unique risks and health goals, you may also have arrangements made for other evaluations such as:
- Pulmonary or cardiac testing
- Mammography
- Colon cancer screening
- Bone density testing
- Dermatology screenings
- Body fat composition
- Vo2 max testing
Conversations with your doctor may also include nutrition needs and goals, tobacco cessation, alcohol usage, stress, exercise habits and goals, and other factors that may be impacting overall health.
Based on your unique risks and health goals, you may also have arrangements made for other tests, such as a chest X-ray, mammogram, colonoscopy, cardiac evaluations or indicated tests. Conversations with your doctor may also include nutrition needs and goals, tobacco cessation, alcohol usage, stress, exercise habits and goals, and other factors that may be impacting overall health.
How much does the Executive Health program cost?
For 2023, annual membership is $800. This annual membership will increase over time to $1,200 by 2025 as part of our advancement to a membership-based practice. We hope this price will remain static for the foreseeable future. Our membership team will discuss annual member fees before your first appointment.
To learn more about fees and membership, visit our FAQs section.
FAQs about Executive Health