Initial new patient preventive medicine evaluation (18-39 years)

Procedure Information

What is an Initial New Patient Preventive Medicine Evaluation (18-39 Years)?

An Initial New Patient Preventive Medicine Evaluation (18-39 Years) is a comprehensive medical visit to help identify, treat, and prevent medical problems the patient may have or be at risk of developing.

Why Would I Get an Initial New Patient Preventive Medicine Evaluation (18-39 Years)?

A preventive medicine evaluation is recommended for all new patients over the age of eighteen, as it provides early detection of potential illnesses, allowing for timely and effective treatment.

What Happens During an Initial New Patient Preventive Medicine Evaluation (18-39 Years)?

During the evaluation, the patient's health history and family history will be reviewed, along with possible lifestyle factors that may have an impact on their current and future health. A physical exam and lab work may be ordered, and the provider will discuss any immunizations needed. In addition, the provider will assess any existing conditions the patient may have and advise on preventative measures.

What to Expect After an Initial New Patient Preventive Medicine Evaluation (18-39 Years)?

After the evaluation, the patient will receive personalized feedback on their health concerns and any steps needed to take for better health. This may include lifestyle modifications, further lab tests, or additional medical care.

Conclusion

An Initial New Patient Preventive Medicine Evaluation (18-39 Years) is a comprehensive medical procedure that helps identify and treat any potential health concerns early on. The evaluation may include a physical exam, lab work, and health advice tailored to the patient's individual needs.