5 for Life

5 Health Screenings, One Visit

Limited screening slots are available, please call to schedule.

801-213-9219

Too often we have a way of prioritizing everyone's health over our own. Sound familiar? Let's put your health first with Your 5 for Life.

5 for Life takes place once a month at locations across the Wasatch Front, making it easy for you to get important screening tests. We offer testing for heart disease, breast cancer, cervical cancer, skin cancer, mental and sexual health, and bone density—all in just over two hours. We even offer nutritional education.

We'll pamper you with a healthy breakfast and chair massage.

Bring your mom, siblings, friends, or coworkers and choose Your 5 for Life.

Locations & Times

Farmington Health Center

Feb 7, 2026
May 2, 2026

Get Directions to Farmington Health Center

Greenwood Health Center (Midvale)

Jan 10, 2026
March 7, 2026
April 18, 2026 (Spanish event)
May 16, 2026

Get Directions to Greenwood Health Center

Parkway Health Center (Orem)

April 25, 2026 (No dermatology or DEXA scans for day of the event)

Get Directions to Parkway Health Center

South Jordan Health Center

Feb 21, 2026
April 11, 2026
June 6, 2026

Get Directions to South Jordan Health Center

Sugar House Health Center

Jan 17, 2026
March 21, 2026
June 20, 2026

Get Directions to Sugar House Health Center

Visit Includes

These screenings help women and individuals with cervix/breasts who need to complete their annual health screenings efficiently. You must be 18 or older for these screenings. We do not manage medications or refill prescriptions through 5 for Life.

Please contact your primary care provider for chronic conditions or new health concerns. We can also assist in scheduling an appointment for you.

1. Heart Health

Eighty percent of heart disease is preventable with proper diet, exercise, and by not smoking.

Test Includes

Lipid
Bad cholesterol (LDL)
Good cholesterol (HDL)
Triglycerides
Blood sugar
Blood pressure

2. Breast Health

If you are 40 and older, you should get an annual mammogram. If there’s a history of breast cancer in your family, you should also get your first mammogram 10 years before your relative was diagnosed.

Test Includes

Breast exam
Mammogram

3. Skin Health

In addition to an annual skin exam, it’s important to check yourself for new or changing moles. We’ll give you a complete check-up from head to toe. To see all of our Dermatology services visit our website.

Test Includes

Screening skin exam

4. Cervical Health

You should get a Pap test every three to five years or at your physician’s recommendation.

Test Includes:

Pap test

5. Bone Health

As we age, bone fractures and osteoporosis become real. DEXA-scan testing measures bone density and helps predict potential for fractures and osteoporosis. If you are over age 65, we recommend you receive a DEXA-scan.

If you are post-menopausal, you should also have a baseline scan for future comparison.

Test Includes:

DEXA-scan

Colon Health

A colonoscopy finds precancerous growths in the intestines. Starting at age 45, you should have a colonoscopy every 10 years.

Test Includes:

Colonoscopy or FIT testing if appropriate (to be scheduled for a later date)

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