Stay Ahead of Disease
Age-specific screening recommendations, vaccine schedules, and wellness guidance based on USPSTF, CDC, and ACS guidelines — all based on USPSTF, CDC, and ACS guidelines.
Mammogram
Breast cancer screening. USPSTF recommends biennial at 50; many start at 40.
Every 1-2 years
Colonoscopy
Colorectal cancer screening. Alternatives: FIT test annually, Cologuard every 3 years.
Every 10 years
Diabetes (A1C / Fasting Glucose)
Type 2 diabetes screening. Earlier and more frequent if BMI ≥25 or family history.
Every 3 years
Blood Pressure
Increased risk with age. Target <130/80 for most adults.
Annual
Lung Cancer (Low-dose CT)
For current or former smokers (quit within 15 years) with significant smoking history.
Annual
Hepatitis C
One-time screening. Curative treatments available. Many don't know they're infected.
Once
💡 Most screenings are covered at 100% under the ACA
Under the Affordable Care Act, preventive screenings rated A or B by the USPSTF must be covered without copay by all marketplace and employer plans. Medicare covers an Annual Wellness Visit with no cost sharing.
Clinical Guidelines: Screening recommendations based on U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) A/B ratings, CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP), and American Cancer Society guidelines. Individual needs may vary — discuss with your healthcare provider.