One medical visit, 5 tests
This event makes it convenient for women to get lifesaving tests for heart disease, breast cancer, cervical cancer, skin cancer, and colon cancer — all in less than three hours. Expert health advice and education, healthy breakfast and chair massage also included.
Heart Smarts
Eighty percent of heart disease can be prevented with proper lifestyle modifications including proper diet, exercise and smoking cessation.
Tests include:
- Bad cholesterol (LDL)
- Good cholesterol (HDL)
- Triglycerides
- Blood sugar
- Blood pressure
Power of the Pap Test
Starting three years after becoming sexually active, or by age 21, women need an annual pap test to detect cervical cancer. After age 30 a pap test may be done every two to three years at a physician’s recommendation.
Tests include:
- Pap test
Mammogram
Women age 40 and older should get a mammogram annually. If there is a history of breast cancer in her family, a woman should get her first mammogram 10 years before her relative was diagnosed.
Tests include:
- Breast exam
- Mammogram
Skin Sense
In addition to an annual skin exam, every woman should do monthly self exams using a hand mirror to check for new moles on fingernails, the bottom of your feet, toes and underarms. The earlier this is started, the better you will know your skin.
Tests include:
- Comprehensive skin exam
Colonoscopy
A colonoscopy helps find precancerous and cancerous growth in the intestines. Starting at age 50, women should have a colonoscopy done every 10 years.
Tests include:
- Colonoscopy (to be scheduled for a later date)
Bone Tone
As we age, the threat of bone fractures and osteoporosis become real. DEXA-scan testing measures bone density and helps predict potential for fractures and osteoporosis. Generally, women over 50 should get a DEXA-scan, although it’s good for those in their 40’s to have a baseline scan for future comparison.
Tests include:
- DEXA-scan (Midvale and South Jordan locations only)
What are the costs?
We accept most insurances but you are strongly encouraged to contact your insurance provider to verify that this visit will be covered under your benefit plan.
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(801) 213-9299
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