Age Groups

18–39: Talk to your doctor 40–49: Start at age 45, then every 5 years 50+: Every 5 years

Suggested HealthCheckUSA Tests

Coronary Screen/Lipid Panel VAP (Vertical Auto Profile) Cholesterol Test

Testing is an important tool to assessing and managing your risk of cardiovascular diseases.

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Heart Check Profile

Age Groups

Ages 18–39: Talk to your doctor Ages 40–49: Start testing at age 45, then every 3 years Ages 50+: Test every 3 years

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Diabetes Management Test Urinalysis

Age Groups

Ages 50+ for people at average risk: Fecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT) every year If you are at high risk for colorectal cancer, talk to your doctor about starting screenings earlier.

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Colon Cancer Screening (FOBT)

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Women’s Profile

Age Groups

Begin testing at age 35, then test every 5 years. Talk to your doctor about more frequent testing if you are at high risk for thyroid problems, or have symptoms that could be related to thyroid dysfunction.

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Comprehensive Thyroid Panel

Chlamydia Testing Age Groups

Ages 18–25: Every year for sexually active women. Ages 25+: Talk to your doctor about testing if you are at high risk.

STD Testing Age Groups

All ages: Talk to your doctor if you or your partner have had sexual contact with more than one person, or if you or your partner have ever had an STD.

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Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Panel Chlamydia Antibody

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Pregnancy Test (HCG-Beta,serum-qual.) for a positive/negative reading for pregnancy Pregnancy Test (HCG-Beta,serum-quan.) to determine the estimated amount of weeks of your pregnancy

Testing is recommended for pregnant women at high risk for STDs (syphilis, gonorrhea, or chlymadia). Talk to your doctor if you or your partner have had new or multiple sexual partners during the 12 months prior to pregnancy, have had sexual contact with a person with an STD, or have ever had an STD.

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Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) Panel Chlamydia Antibody Syphilis

HBV screening is recommended for pregnant women by the American Academy of Family Physicians.

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Hepatitis Panel

This condition develops when a pregnant woman has an Rh-negative blood type and the fetus she carries has an Rh-positive blood type. Rh incompatibility can cause mild symptoms such as jaundice, though severe cases can be fatal to the infant.

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ABO Group & RH Type

Age Groups

Begin testing at age 20, then every 5 years

Suggested HealthCheckUSA Tests

Coronary Screen/Lipid Panel VAP (Vertical Auto Profile) Cholesterol Test

Testing is an important tool to assessing and managing your risk of cardiovascular diseases.

Suggested HealthCheckUSA Tests

Heart Check Profile

Age Groups

Ages 18–39: Talk to your doctor Ages 40–49: Start testing at age 45, then every 3 years Ages 50+: Test every 3 years

Suggested HealthCheckUSA Tests

Diabetes Management Test Urinalysis

Age Groups

Ages 50+ for people at average risk: Fecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT) every year If you are at high risk for colorectal cancer, talk to your doctor about starting screenings earlier.

Suggested HealthCheckUSA Tests

Colon Cancer Screening (FOBT)

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Men’s Profile

Age Groups

The Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) blood test detects levels of the PSA protein, which is produced exclusively by prostate tissue and which is elevated in cases of prostate cancer and other prostate diseases. Begin PSA annual testing at age 50 if you are at normal risk (as recommended by the American Cancer Society). Begin PSA annual testing at age 40 or 45 if you are at high risk for colorectal cancer.

Suggested HealthCheckUSA Tests

Prostate Cancer Screening

Age Groups

Begin testing at age 35, then test every 5 years. Talk to your doctor about more frequent testing if you are at high risk for thyroid problems, or have symptoms that could be related to thyroid dysfunction.

Suggested HealthCheckUSA Tests

Comprehensive Thyroid Panel