Regular screenings are important to maintain good health. We offer a variety of wellness screenings.
Screenings are medical tests that look for a disease when no symptoms are present. They allow potential problems to be identified early, when treatment works best.
Some screenings can be done at the request of the patient and may or may not be covered by insurance. Others are considered standard for maintaining good health. These may require a provider order, and are usually covered at 100 percent. Contact your plan for details.
Note that the list below is not all inclusive. Other screenings may be ordered by your medical provider.
Blood pressure, blood sugar, and lipid panel (HDL, LDL, and triglycerides)
screenings are provided. For blood sugar tests, patients are asked to
fast eight hours prior to the screening.
Price: $25.
Appointment required. Call Leighsa Cornwell at
217-466-4228.
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