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Milestone Health Assessments
AN INVESTMENT IN YOU
The most effective plan to help you achieve your health goals requires an extremely thorough baseline evaluation followed by periodic assessments of your progress toward optimal health.
Milestone Health Assessments are world-class comprehensive check-ups that accomplish exactly that. ProPartnersMD offers four different standardized Milestone Health Assessments. You may prefer a certain assessment based on your unique circumstances, medical risks, personal preferences, or financial situation.
Our most thorough evaluation of your health is the Executive Health Assessment. This assessment will provide your physician with every piece of data that he needs to help you implement a multi-faceted plan for improving your health and performance.
If you want to be healthy, it's up to you.
To get started, just request a call from our Care Coordinator HERE and ask for a Milestone Health Assessment. It will be the most complete assessment of your health that you will probably ever have, and your family will thank you.
Milestone Assessments
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| Physician Evaluation
An extensive medical history and physical examination.
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| Laboratory
Blood chemistry and urinalysis that tests for cholesterol, blood sugar, hemoglobin A1C, liver and kidney function, electrolytes, serum proteins, complete blood count, thyroid function, testosterone, C-reactive protein, vitamin D, and PSA prostate cancer test (men), Clearview colon cancer screening, and Omega 3 Panel.
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| Titmus Vision
Screening for near and distant vision, color vision, depth perception, and visual fields.
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| Hearing Exam
Pure tone audiometry in sound booth screens for hearing loss at all frequencies.
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| Pulmonary Function Test
Computer-based spirometry evaluate lung volume and function and identifies asthma, emphysema, restrictive lung impairment, and other lung abnormalities.
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| Electrocardiogram (EKG)
Measures electrical activity of the heart from 12 directions and identifies numerous potential abnormalities.
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| Health Risk Assessment
Computerized health and lifestyle assessment integrating an extensive questionnaire with clinical data from your assessment to generate personalized recommendations from 17 leading medical organizations.
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| Summary Report
Spiral-bound reference that includes all results and an Executive Summary from the evaluating physician with detailed recommendations for your health.
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| VAP Cholesterol Panel
More detailed lipid blood tests including more accurate LDL measurement and evaluation of several cholesterol subclasses that play important roles in the development of heart disease.
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| Treadmill Stress Test (Exercise EKG)
Electrocardiogram and blood pressure measurements monitored continually during exercise to identify limitation of blood flow to the heart muscle and early signs of hypertension.
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| Chest X-Ray
Screen for pulmonary nodules, lung cancer, and other heart, lung, and chest disorders.
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| Metabolic Testing
Measures oxygen consumption at rest and during exercise to determine total calories burned per day and at various heart rates during exercise; calculates optimal target heart rate to burn body fat.
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| DEXA Body Composition
Accurate measurement of body fat percentage in order to determine realistic weight management goals and overall level of fitness.
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| Fitness / Nutrition Consultation
30 minute consultation with certified fitness trainer to review metabolic testing and body composition results and to recommend exercise and dietary plan.
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| Executive Laboratory
Measures homocysteine to evaluate cardiac risk and screen for other inflammatory conditions, also measures prolactin, ferritin, erythrocyte sedimentation rate, HIV screen, and free-testosterone level.
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| Heart Scan (Calcium Score)*
High-resolution CT scan that measures the presence and volume of calcium plaque in the coronary arteries to determine long-term risk for heart attack.
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Additional Specialized Tests
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