Screening

Frequency

Outcome

Other/Resources

1

Audiogram

Annually or according to company policy

Results reported to employer

2

Drug Scan or DOT Drug Scan. We offer urine and hair drug screens, breath alcohol and random drug screening.

Annually or according to company policy

Results reported to employer

3

Flexibility Test

Annually

Results reported to employer

4

Health Risk Assessments

Annually

Individual results to employee, group summary report to employer

HRAs include total cholesterol, HDL, LDL, triglycerides, blood sugar, blood pressure, pulse, weight, height, waist and hip ratio.

5

Mammograms

Annually for women 40 and above

A mammogram can detect a lump as early as seven years before it can be felt. A majority of curable breast cancers are too small to be felt. We file insurance for mammograms.

Our staff:  Credentialed in radiology by the American Registry of Radiologic Technologists, and certified in mammography.

6

MedGem Calorimeter

Occasionally, or to facilitate weight loss.

The MedGem measures your unique resting metabolic rate - how many calories your body burns daily at rest. This number is helpful for weight loss.  .

7

Osteoporosis Screening

Age specific guidelines

Quick and painless peripheral osteoporosis screening. Some exclusions apply.

8

Physicals, Employee

Annually

9

Pocket EKG Card

Initially, then every 5 years or as conditions change

A 12-lead EKG  heart information credit card-sized card which includes medical information for cardiac emergencies.

10

Prostrate Specific Antigen Test (men only)

Annually for men after 50 (after 40 with family history of prostate cancer)

The prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test is a blood test. PSA is released into a man's blood by the cells that make up the prostate gland. Low amounts of PSA may be found in the blood of healthy men.

Should I have a PSA Test to Screen for Prostate Cancer?

11

Pulmonary Function Test

Annually

12

Respiratory Fitness Test

Annually

13

Step Test

Annually

14

Tuberculin Skin Testing

Annually

A tuberculin skin test determines if someone has had tuberculosis (TB). A positive tuberculin skin test does not mean you have a contagious (active) infection. The test cannot tell if the infection is active or inactive (latent TB). More tests—such as a chest X-ray, a sputum culture, or both—are needed to identify active TB infections

15

Vision Testing

Annually

Results reported to employer