Prevention tailored to your history
A preventive visit is different from a visit focused on a new symptom or an ongoing condition. It is a chance to review what is due and discuss changes in your health or family history. Not everyone needs the same tests. Let the team know about additional concerns when scheduling so they can help you choose the right visit.
What your care may include
- Annual wellness visits to review preventive care priorities
- Cancer and cardiovascular screening recommendations based on your individual history
- Lab work and health measurements when appropriate for your care plan
- Lifestyle and nutrition counseling focused on goals you want to work on
Preparing for a preventive visit
- Bring dates or results of previous screenings and relevant family-history updates
- Think about questions on activity, nutrition, or other health goals you would like to discuss
- Ask which recommended services may be billed separately from the preventive visit
Your visit and next steps
The visit focuses on prevention and the screenings or counseling that fit your situation. Your clinician explains any recommended tests and what follow-up may be needed. Coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on your plan and the services provided; ask about benefits and any separate testing charges before proceeding.
Benefits and costs
Ask our team about benefits and costs.
Costs and out-of-pocket expenses depend on your plan and the services provided. Ask our team about benefits and expected costs before scheduling.
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