General Medical Checkup
To screen for diseases and assess your risk for future health issues.
Frequency - Every year
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Blood Test and Urinalysis
To detect any underlying health issues.
Frequency – Ask your doctor, every 3 years*
Blood Pressure Test
To identify abnormally high blood pressure, which can seriously affect your health.
Frequency – Normal blood pressure: every 2 years, pressure between 120/80 and 139/89: every year, or blood pressure 140/90 or higher: ask your doctor
Clinical Breast Exam
To identify breast cancer early.
Frequency – Every year
Colorectal Cancer Screening (Colonoscopy)
To prevent and detect colorectal cancer.
Frequency – Ask your doctor
Dental Exam/Oral Screening
To check for signs of oral cancer or precancerous conditions.
Frequency – At least 1-2 times a year
Genetic Testing
To evaluate your risk for developing certain health problems (or passing them on to your children).
Frequency – Ask your doctor
Hearing Screening
To identify hearing issues.
Frequency – Every 10 years starting at age 18
Heart Screening
To detect your risk for heart disease.
Frequency – Age 45+, ask your doctor
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HIV Test
To determine if you have been infected with HIV.
Frequency - At least once, and for every pregnancy*
Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Test
To help prevent cervical cancer. Often done with a Pap test.
Frequency – Every 5 years at age 30 and older*
Mammogram
To identify early signs of breast cancer.
Frequency – Ask your doctor
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Pap Test
To look for warning signs of cervical cancer. Often done with an HPV test.
Frequency – Every 5 years*
Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) Tests
To prevent the spread of STIs (e.g., chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis).
Frequency – Every year (if you are sexually active, pregnant or at risk)
Skin Cancer Screening
To detect skin cancer early.
Frequency – Every year (may be part of medical check-up or with a dermatologist)
Vision Screening
To test your vision and screen for eye diseases.
Frequency – Ask your doctor, baseline exam at age 40*