Preventive / Wellness

Express Care Urgent Care now offer the latest diagnostic, screening technologies to assess the state of your health. Our Preventive Care Proactive Approach (PCPA) to illness and premature aging will provide you with detailed information and a plan to optimize the quality of your future years. ECUC personalized approach (PCPA) to improve your health and maintain an active, healthy lifestyle. These packages are complete including testing and can also be tailored according to personalized approach for each individual.

General Wellness Health Assessment Visit

You will meet with one of caring providers who take the time to fully evaluate your health and perform basic A1C, Cholesterol, and Urinalysis etc. Some other tests in house if needed. If required then will discuss other health assessments with you.

Comprehensive Wellness with Blood Panel

The blood test panel provides important information about an individual's organ function, blood cell counts, thyroid function, and lipid levels. The blood test panel that includes CMP with GFR, CBC with differential, TSH, and lipid panel tests can provide a comprehensive assessment of an individual's overall health status. The lipid panel measures levels of different types of cholesterol and fats in the blood, including total cholesterol, LDL (bad) cholesterol, HDL (good) cholesterol, and triglycerides. High levels of LDL cholesterol and triglycerides and low levels of HDL cholesterol can increase the risk of heart disease and stroke.

The Ultimate fatigue panel

The fatigue panel consist of 8 different blood tests: These test may vary by age group. Some of the test include CBC, Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, Iron Total Binding Capacity, Total; Lyme disease, TSH, Urinalysis, Complete. The results of these tests can help identify underlying medical conditions that may be contributing to fatigue and guide further diagnostic evaluation and treatment. Fasting for 8 to 12 hours before a blood test is preferred

Comprehensive Health screenings with annual physicals 18-39 (both biologic sexes)

· Weight, Height, Blood Pressure: Annually

• Health History Screenings: personal hx and for known Fhx such as CV disease, diabetes, and cancer
• Eye exam: visual acuity annually; specialist funduscopic exam every 1-2 years (macular degen/glaucoma screening)
• Diabetes Screening: Annually with known risk factors; bi-annually if BMI is greater than 25
• Skin Screening: For suspicious lesions or moles; specialist f/u for biopsy if any
• Cholesterol Check: Annually if known risk factors, otherwise every five years (annually at 35+)
• Blood Work is done annually or about q2-3 years and may include:
• CBC (with or without differential)
• CMP (liver, kidney, glucose)
• TSH
• Cholesterol (total, HDL, LDL)
• STD/STI Tests (if indicated)
• Depression Screening: if known risk factors
• Immunizations (review if available)

Extra Screenings for Women

• Cervical Cancer Screening: Pap smears every 3 years starting at age 21
• Breast Exam: self-exam performed at home monthly and by clinical provider yearly
• HPV vaccine: If not received as an adolescent

Extra Screenings for Men

Testicular Exam: Home self-exams routinely and/or if concerns, by clinical provider yearly

Comprehensive Health screenings with annual physicals 40-64 (both biologic sexes)

· Weight, Height, Blood Pressure: Annually

• Health History Screenings: personal hx and for known Fhx such as CV disease, diabetes, and cancer
• Eye exam: visual acuity annually; specialist funduscopic exam every 1-2 years (macular degen/glaucoma screening)
• Diabetes Screening: Annually with known risk factors; bi-annually if BMI is greater than 25
• Skin Screening: For suspicious lesions or moles; specialist f/u for biopsy if any
• Cholesterol Check: Annually if known risk factors, otherwise every five years (annually at 35+)
• Blood Work is done annually or about q2-3 years and may include:
• CBC (with or without differential)
• CMP (liver, kidney, glucose)
• TSH
• Cholesterol (total, HDL, LDL)
• STD/STI Tests (if indicated)
• Depression Screening: if known risk factors
• Immunizations (review if available)

Extra Screenings for Women

• Cervical Cancer Screening: Pap smears every 3 years starting at age 21
• Breast Exam: self-exam performed at home monthly and by clinical provider yearly
• HPV vaccine: If not received as an adolescent

Extra Screenings for Men

Testicular Exam: Home self-exams routinely and/or if concerns, by clinical provider yearly

Additional health screenings, tests, and vaccines that could be done in this age bracket include:

• Flu Shot: Annually
• Colorectal Screening: Age 50+ unless other risk factors are present
• Colonoscopy: May be needed based on medical history starting age 50 (or sooner if Fhx).
• Shingles Vaccine: Two doses separated by 2-6 months given at age 50+
• Osteoporosis Screening: Age 50+ with risk factors.
• Lung Cancer Screening: Annually if a past smoker; age 55+ can have this screening covered by insurance
• Depression Screening: Mental health assessment

Extra Screenings for Women

• Annual Blood Work: Continue annual exams as established in earlier years
• Mammogram: Annually or Bi-annually based on risk factors starting at 40 (or high risk/Fhx).
• Pelvic Exam: Physical exam and Pap smear every 3 years or more frequently based on history and risk factors (evaluation for uterine and ovarian cancers)

Extra Screenings for Men

Prostate Exam: Age 50+ unless other risk factors are present (at 40 y/o if high risk or Black

Comprehensive Health screenings with annual physicals 65 Plus (both biologic sexes)

· Weight, Height, Blood Pressure: Annually

• Health History Screenings: personal hx and for known Fhx such as CV disease, diabetes, and cancer
• Eye exam: visual acuity annually; specialist funduscopic exam every 1-2 years (macular degen/glaucoma screening)
• Diabetes Screening: Annually with known risk factors; bi-annually if BMI is greater than 25
• Skin Screening: For suspicious lesions or moles; specialist f/u for biopsy if any
• Cholesterol Check: Annually if known risk factors, otherwise every five years (annually at 35+)
• Blood Work is done annually or about q2-3 years and may include:
• CBC (with or without differential)
• CMP (liver, kidney, glucose)
• TSH
• Cholesterol (total, HDL, LDL)
• STD/STI Tests (if indicated)
• Depression Screening: if known risk factors
• Immunizations (review if available)

Extra Screenings for Women

• Cervical Cancer Screening: Pap smears every 3 years starting at age 21
• Breast Exam: self-exam performed at home monthly and by clinical provider yearly
• HPV vaccine: If not received as an adolescent

Extra Screenings for Men

• Testicular Exam: Home self-exams routinely and/or if concerns, by clinical provider yearly

Determine with pt if these tests can be done bi-annually, every 3 years, or a different time frame based on any current medical issues.

Additional health screenings, tests, and vaccines that could be done in this age bracket include:

• Flu Shot: Annually
• Colorectal Screening: Age 50+ unless other risk factors are present
• Colonoscopy: May be needed based on medical history starting age 50 (or sooner if Fhx).
• Shingles Vaccine: Two doses separated by 2-6 months given at age 50+
• Osteoporosis Screening: Age 50+ with risk factors.
• Lung Cancer Screening: Annually if a past smoker; age 55+ can have this screening covered by insurance
• Depression Screening: Mental health assessment

Extra Screenings for Women

• Annual Blood Work: Continue annual exams as established in earlier years
• Mammogram: Annually or Bi-annually based on risk factors starting at 40 (or high risk/Fhx).
• Pelvic Exam: Physical exam and Pap smear every 3 years or more frequently based on history and risk factors (evaluation for uterine and ovarian cancers)

Extra Screenings for Men

• Prostate Exam: Age 50+ unless other risk factors are present (at 40 y/o if high risk or Black)

65 Years and Older

All the previous yearly tests will continue with these additions:

• Colorectal Cancer Screening: Baseline test if not done previously and continued tests based on baseline results
• Height and Weight: Annually as above (important as shrinking height could be a sign of osteoporosis)
• Fall Prevention Screening: Baseline and then as needed
• Depression Screening: Mental health assessment
• High Dose Flu Vaccine: Fluzone High-Dose (only available to 65+)
• Lung Cancer Screening: done between the ages of 55 and 74 and are a current or former smoker with a history of at least 30 “pack years” of smoking

Extra Screenings for Women

• Cervical Cancer Screening: Most women can stop having Pap smears if they have no history of cervical cancer. If a hysterectomy has taken place then no pelvic exam may be necessary.
• Osteoporosis Screening: Women are at higher risk for osteoporosis and will be screened more regularly at this age (Baseline at 65 years old, if not already established, and additional screening based on the results) (60 y/o if high risk)

Extra Screenings for Men

• Prostate Screenings: Continue annually
• Osteoporosis Screening: Every 5 years after the baseline is established (60 y/o if high risk)
• Pneumococcal/Pneumonia and Shingles Vaccinations

Thyroid Panel

Thyroid Panel contains blood tests used to assess thyroid function. Thyroid Basic Panel contains blood tests used to assess thyroid function. The tests Free T3, Free T4, TSH measure levels of different thyroid hormones and the thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH) produced by the pituitary gland.

Thyroid Ultimate

Tests included in the Thyroid – Ultimate Panel are related to thyroid function and can provide information about the health of the thyroid gland and the levels of thyroid hormones in the body. There are about 8 tests used to evaluate the function and health of the thyroid gland.: Reverse T3; T3, Free;T3, Total; Thyroglobulin Abs; Thyroid Panel (TSH, Free T3, Free T4); Thyroid Peroxidase Abs (TPO). Thyroid hormones are important for many bodily functions, including metabolism, heart rate, body temperature, and energy levels.

Express Cholesterol Panel

The Cholesterol - Comprehensive Panel measures different aspects of lipid metabolism and provide information on the risk of developing cardiovascular disease. See also our Lipid Panel.

The 4 tests listed - Apolipoprotein B (Apo-B), Lipid Panel, Lipoprotein(a), and Lipoprotein Fractionation, Ion Mobility - are all related to the measurement of lipids and lipoproteins in the blood, which are important markers of cardiovascular health.

The Heart Health

The Heart Health - Comprehensive Panel is a combination of blood and urine tests that assess various factors that can affect cardiovascular health. These tests can help identify risk factors for heart disease and stroke, as well as provide information on potential underlying conditions that may be contributing to heart health issues. See also our Heart Health

The Heart Health - Comprehensive Panel consist of 12 tests: Glucose, Hemoglobin A1c, Urinalysis, Complete CBC, Lipid Panel, Comprehensive Metabolic Panel, Homocysteine; Lipoprotein(a); Lipoprotein Fractionation, Ion Mobility; Lp-PLA2 Activity. Biomarkers that are associated with the risk of developing cardiovascular disease. Additionally, some of the tests can be used to monitor the effectiveness of treatments for heart disease. Fast for 8-12 hours prior to the test

All test may not include in every case, test may vary by different factor, age, gender, race and many other