STEP 1
Are you serious about taking
care of your health? If so, then take this first step.
Hare's a series of online health checkup assessments prepared
by leading doctors that will give you a good indication of
your risk for acquiring or having the following diseases:
STEP 2
Get your blood tested inexpensively at a local lab in Roanoke
used by many doctors. A simple blood test is an important
way to detect potential health problems long before any symptoms
occur. When blood tests reveal abnormalities, you can show
these to a doctor and take action as quickly as possible to
treat the condition. A comprehensive history of laboratory
reports can often provide you and your doctor with important
clues to a proper, and early, diagnosis. The tests available
through HealthCheckUSA
are the same medically accepted lab tests ordered by doctors
for their patients.
Step 3
Get tested for Heart Disease, Stroke, Osteoporosis, Peripheral
Arterial Disease and Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm inexpensively
at the Life
Line Screening. This professional company visits our area
frequently and provides all four of these tests for less than
$150. Your squad will sponsor these tests at the Fire and
Rescue Station in Eagle Rock in the near future.
STEP 4
If you are on a tight budget and feel you can't afford the
tests mentioned in Steps 3 and 4, Then consider the home test
kits form Health
Home Test and CardioCheck.
Most of these tests are inexpensive and can be done at home.
STEP 5
Here' a detailed list
of tests you should have if you are age 55 or older, to
detect and prevent diseases. The list describes the test,
the recommended frequency, the applicable gender and which
leading disease research organization recommended you have
the test.
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Step 1 - Free disease risk assessment by leading doctors.
Step 2 - Blood test you can order from labs used by doctors.
Step 3 - Inexpensive professional labs test for cardiovascular
disease and osteoporsis near you.
Step 4a - Inexpensive lab test kits you can do at home.
Step 4b - Inexpensive way to check you cholesterol (the
good, the bad and the total).
Step 5 - The screening tests you should have and how often.
(Recommended by the leading disease research organizations.)
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