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Recommended health screenings for you
Our guide provides a snapshot of the annual care you should seek based on your age and gender.
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Our guide to health screenings provides you with a snapshot of the annual care you should seek based on your age and gender. If you’ve missed or delayed any recommended screenings, or haven’t had an annual checkup, it’s important to take that first step and make your appointment today.
Annual Screenings
Participating in these lifelong checkups and body maintenance is critical for optimal health:
- Proper diet and exercise to maintain a healthy body weight
- Adequate calcium and vitamin D intake
- Appropriate vaccinations
- Depression screening
- Regular dental care
- Annual eye care
- Assessment of personal health risks (tobacco and alcohol use, personal safety, stress reduction)
Age 18+
- Screen for high blood pressure every 3-5 years
Age 21+
- Sexually transmitted infection (STI) screening
- Talk with your doctor about monthly testicular exam
Age 40+
- Screen for high blood pressure every year
- Diabetes and cholesterol screenings
- Talk with your doctor about testing for prostate cancer if you’re at higher risk
Age 45+
- Colorectal cancer screening every 5-10 years depending on type of screening test
Age 50+
- Lung cancer screening (current and former smokers who meet screening criteria)
- Talk with your doctor about testing for prostate cancer
Age 65+
- Abdominal aortic aneurysm screening (current and former smokers)
Age 18+
- Screen for high blood pressure every 3-5 years
Age 21+
- Breast exam by your doctor every 3 years
- Breast self-exam every month
- Pap smear (cervical cancer screening)
- 21+: Every three years
- 30+: Every five years with human papillomavirus (HPV) testing
- Sexually transmitted infection (STI) screening
Age 40+
- Screen for high blood pressure every year
- Mammogram every year or earlier if you have a family history. Talk to your doctor about what age is right for you.
- Diabetes and cholesterol screenings
Age 45+
- Colorectal cancer screening every 5-10 years depending on type of screening test
Age 50+
- Lung cancer screening (current and former smokers who meet screening criteria)
Age 65+
- Osteoporosis (thinning of the bones) screening
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