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SHARING THEIR TRUTH

Stories that inspire and empower

By sharing and listening to real-life stories, we can amplify unheard voices and build stronger, healthier and more connected communities where everyone feels empowered and supported.
 

SHARING THEIR TRUTH

Stories that inspire and empower

By sharing and listening to real-life stories, we can amplify unheard voices and build stronger, healthier and more connected communities where everyone feels empowered and supported.
 

Sharing your story can change someone’s life

Sharing stories doesn't just connect us; it empowers us. We believe in the power of lived experiences, of fostering a community and inspiring change. Whether inspiring early-detection screening, encouraging better awareness of the body's signals or spreading awareness, Sharing Their Truth is meant to ignite action to take charge of your health.

Theresa’s Preeclampsia Story

Theresa, a two-time preeclampsia survivor, shares her experiences with this potentially dangerous pregnancy complication. She understands the importance of recognizing symptoms and advocating for oneself during pregnancy.

Bridgette’s Colorectal Cancer Story

Bridgette, a seemingly healthy young woman with a busy life, received a life-altering diagnosis at the age of 34. Despite a stage 4 colon cancer diagnosis at a young age, her unwavering spirit fuels her fight.

Tee’s Colorectal Cancer Story

Early detection can change your life. Hear from Tee, an ordained Baptist minister and well-respected member of his community, on the colon cancer screening he had at age 49.

Explore our patient resources

Staying informed is an important part of staying healthy. Visit our patient resource center to stay up to date on topics like wellness screening, fertility testing, disease management and more.

What screenings are right for you?

You have the right to ask questions and request health screenings, but you might not know where to begin. To help you start the conversation with your doctor, we’ve provided a list of recommended tests based on age and gender, as well as some important questions to ask.

  • Physical Exam

    • Blood Pressure
    • Height, Weight, and BMI
    • Vision Check—this may be done by your primary care physician or optometrist
    • Skin Check—a preliminary check by primary care provider or full exam by a dermatologist

    Routine Blood Work

    • Complete Blood Count*
    • Basic Metabolic Panel*
    • Thyroid Panel*
    • Cholesterol & Lipid Panel*
    • Diabetes Risk Assessment*

    Women's Health Screenings

    • Cervical Cancer Screening (ages 30 through 65)
      • Either a Pap test every 3 years or the HPV test every 5 years depending on your health and sexual history
    • STI Tests
      • Yearly for under 25 and sexually active
      • Yearly for over 25 and you have new or multiple sex partners

    Other Important Health Checks

    • Dental Exam

    Immunizations

    • Flu
    • COVID-19 Vaccine and/or Booster

     

  • Physical Exam

    • Blood Pressure
    • Height, Weight, and BMI
    • Vision Check— this may be done by your primary care physician or optometrist.
    • Skin Check— a preliminary check by primary care provider or full exam by a dermatologist

    Routine Blood Work

    • Complete Blood Count*
    • Basic Metabolic Panel*
    • Thyroid Panel*
    • Cholesterol & Lipid Panel*
    • Diabetes Risk Assessment*

    Women's Health Screenings

    • Cervical Cancer Screening (ages 21-65)
    • A pap test and HPV test every 3 to 5 years depending on age, health and sexual history.
    • STI Tests
      • Yearly screening for ages 24 and younger
      • Yearly screening for ages 25 and older based on sexual history
    • Breast Cancer Screening

    Screenings for 45+

    • Colon Cancer Screening starting at 45*
    • Osteoporosis Screening over age 50
    • Chronic Kidney Disease starting at 60+

    Other Important Health Checks

    • Dental Exam

    Immunizations

    • Flu
    • COVID-19 Vaccine and/or Booster
    • Shingles may be necessary after age 50

     

  • Physical Exam

    • Blood Pressure
    • Height, Weight, and BMI
    • Vision Check—this may be done by your primary care physician or optometrist
    • Skin Check—a preliminary check by primary care provider or full exam by a dermatologist
    • Testicular Exam (self-exam)

    Routine Blood Work

    • Complete Blood Count*
    • Basic Metabolic Panel*
    • Cholesterol & Lipid Panel*
    • Diabetes Risk Assessment*

    Men's Health Screenings

    • STI Tests
      • Yearly for under 25 and sexually active
      • Yearly for over 25 and you have new or multiple sex partners

    Other Important Health Checks

    • Dental Exam

    Immunizations

    • Flu
    • COVID-19 Vaccine and/or Booster

     

  • Physical Exam

    • Blood Pressure
    • Height, Weight, and BMI
    • Vision Check— this may be done by your primary care physician or optometrist.
    • Skin Check— a preliminary check by primary care provider or full exam by a dermatologist
    • Testicular Exam (self-exam)

    Routine Blood Work

    • Complete Blood Count*
    • Basic Metabolic Panel*
    • Cholesterol & Lipid Panel*
    • Diabetes Risk Assessment*

    Men's Health Screenings

    • STI Tests
      • Yearly for under 25 and sexually active
      • Yearly for over 25 and you have new or multiple sex partners
    • Prostate Cancer Screening Ages 50+
      • Talk to you doctor: Age may differ based on family history

    Screenings for 45+

    • Colon Cancer Screening starting at 45*
    • Osteoporosis Screening over age 50
    • Chronic Kidney Disease starting at 60+

    Other Important Health Checks

    • Dental Exam

    Immunizations

    • Flu
    • COVID-19 Vaccine and/or Booster
    • Shingles may be necessary after age 50

     

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