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Preventive Care
Care That Looks Forward
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Small Insights Can Shape Bigger Health Decisions
Build a Stronger Foundation for Your Health
Individualized Screening
Screening recommendations can be selected according to your age, medical history, family history, and personal risk factors rather than following the exact same plan for every patient.
Health Risk Awareness
Understanding factors such as blood pressure, blood sugar, cholesterol, and other relevant health markers can help bring potential risks into clearer focus.
Consistent Monitoring
Following important measurements over time can reveal changes that may be difficult to recognize from a single test or appointment.
Informed Next Steps
When a screening or test identifies something that deserves attention, your physician can help determine whether monitoring, further evaluation, or treatment may be appropriate.
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Any Questions?
Yes. Family history can provide important information about your potential risk for certain health conditions. Preventive care gives you an opportunity to discuss that history with your physician and determine whether earlier, different, or more frequent monitoring may be appropriate.
Preventive care can include reviewing whether you are due for age- and risk-appropriate cancer screenings. CWC's annual physical process, for example, reviews the dates of previous colonoscopies, Pap smears, mammograms, and other preventive testing so your physician can identify areas that may need follow-up.
Immunization history can be reviewed as part of preventive health planning. CWC also asks patients about their most recent immunizations during its comprehensive annual physical process, helping the physician understand whether anything may need to be addressed.
Preventive health planning is integrated into CWC's broader concierge model. Members have an ongoing relationship with their medical team, along with longer appointments, in-house lab testing, direct physician access, and continued support throughout the year. This makes it easier to revisit health risks and follow up on recommendations instead of treating prevention as a once-a-year conversation.
Preventive care is ongoing, but the timing of individual screenings and evaluations depends on factors such as your age, sex, medical history, family history, existing conditions, and previous results. Your physician can recommend an appropriate schedule based on your individual needs.
Yes, although they work closely together. An annual physical is a comprehensive evaluation performed at a particular point in time, while preventive care is broader and can continue throughout the year. Your physical, screenings, laboratory results, risk factors, and follow-up recommendations can all contribute to your preventive health plan.

