Adult Schedule
The recommended healthcare preventive needs are constantly changing. For example, an annual physical/medical examination is not always recommended or necessary. Although your personal health could impact these recommendations, the schedules below can help recommend the services that should be considered based upon your age.
View the complete adult screening schedule schedule.
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Screening Recommendations for Females: 18-39 YearsScreening Recommendations for Females: 18-39 Years
This schedule of preventive services reflects recommendations for healthy individuals who have no symptoms and are at "normal" risk. If you have a family history of cancer or other conditions, you and your health care team will consider further testing in addition to the preventive services recommended.
Care Team Evaluation Immunizations Flu vaccine every year; for all others, refer to CDC Adult Immunization schedule Tobacco / Alcohol / Intimate partner violence Every year Blood pressure / Obesity (Body mass index - BMI) Every two years Diabetes (Blood glucose) Every three years if hypertension or a BMI > 25 kg/m2 Hypercholesterolemia (Lipids) Every four to six years Hepatitis B (HepB) Screen (Blood Test) Screen all adolescents and adults at high risk for HBV infection including those previously vaccinated Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) At least one lifetime screen Chlamydia / Gonorrhea Age less than or equal to 24 every year if sexually
Age greater than 24 every year if increased riskProvider Visits Preventive Service Visit Age 21-29: Every three years
Age 30-39: Every three to five yearsCervical Cancer (Pap) Age 21-29: Every three years
Age 30-39: Every three to five years -
Screening Recommendations for Females: 40-49 YearsScreening Recommendations for Females: 40-49 Years
This schedule of preventive services reflects recommendations for healthy individuals who have no symptoms and are at "normal" risk. If you have a family history of cancer or other conditions, you and your health care team will consider further testing in addition to the preventive services recommended.
Care Team Evaluation Immunizations Flu vaccine every year; for all others, refer to CDC Adult Immunization schedule Tobacco / Alcohol / Intimate partner violence Every year Breast Cancer (Mammography screening / discussion) Every year Blood pressure / Obesity (Body mass index - BMI) Every two years Diabetes (Blood glucose) Age 40-44: Every three years if hypertension or a BMI > 25 kg/m2
Age greater than or equal to 45 every three yearsHypercholesterolemia (Lipids) Every four to six years Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) At least one lifetime screen Hepatitis B (HepB) Screen (Blood Test) Screen all adolescents and adults at high risk for HBV infection including those previously vaccinated Hepatitis C One time screen if born between 1945-1965 Chlamydia / Gonorrhea Every year if increased risk Provider Visits Preventive Service Visit Every three to five years Cervical Cancer (Pap) Every three years -
Screening Recommendations for Females: 50-64 YearsScreening Recommendations for Females: 50-64 Years
This schedule of preventive services reflects recommendations for healthy individuals who have no symptoms and are at "normal" risk. If you have a family history of cancer or other conditions, you and your health care team will consider further testing in addition to the preventive services recommended.
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Care Team Evaluation Immunizations Flu vaccine every year; for all others, refer to CDC Adult Immunization schedule Tobacco / Alcohol / Intimate partner violence Every year Breast Cancer (Mammography screening / discussion) Every year Blood pressure (Body mass index - BMI) Every two years Diabetes (Blood glucose) Every three years Hypercholesterolemia (Lipids) Every four to six years Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) At least one lifetime screen Hepatitis B (HepB) Screen (Blood Test) Screen all adolescents and adults at high risk for HBV infection including those previously vaccinated Hepatitis C One time screen if born between 1945-1965 Chlamydia / Gonorrhea Every year if increased risk Provider Visits Preventive Service Visit Every three to five years Colon cancer Every 10 years starting at age 50 (if colonoscopy)
Every three years for CologuardCervical Cancer (Pap) Every three to five years -
Screening Recommendations for Females: 65 and olderScreening Recommendations for Females: 65 and older
This schedule of preventive services reflects recommendations for healthy individuals who have no symptoms and are at "normal" risk. If you have a family history of cancer or other conditions, you and your health care team will consider further testing in addition to the preventive services recommended.
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Care Team Evaluation Immunizations Flu vaccine every year; for all others, refer to CDC Adult Immunization schedule Tobacco / Alcohol / Intimate partner violence Every year Breast Cancer (Mammography screening / discussion) Age 65-75: Every year Blood pressure (Body mass index - BMI) Every two years Diabetes (Blood glucose) Every three years Hypercholesterolemia (Lipids) Age 65-75: Every four to six years Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) At least one lifetime screen Hepatitis B (HepB) Screen (Blood Test) Screen all adolescents and adults at high risk for HBV infection including those previously vaccinated Hepatitis C One time screen if born between 1945-1965 Chlamydia / Gonorrhea Every year if increased risk Provider Visits Preventive Service Visit Every five years Colon cancer Ages 65-75; every 10 years for colonoscopy; and beyond if life expectancy greater than 10 years
Every three years for CologuardCervical Cancer (Pap) No screen if adequate negative prior screening and patient not high risk Osteoporosis screen Screening bone density measurement at age 65 -
Screening Recommendations for Males: 18-39 YearsScreening Recommendations for Males: 18-39 Years
This schedule of preventive services reflects recommendations for healthy individuals who have no symptoms and are at "normal" risk. If you have a family history of cancer or other conditions, you and your health care team will consider further testing in addition to the preventive services recommended.
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Care Team Evaluation Immunizations Flu vaccine every year; for all others, refer to CDC Adult Immunization schedule Tobacco / Alcohol / Intimate partner violence Every year Blood pressure / Obesity (Body mass index - BMI) Every two years Diabetes (Blood glucose) Every three years if hypertension or a BMI > 25 kg/m2 Hypercholesterolemia (Lipids) Every four to six years Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) At least one lifetime screen Hepatitis B (HepB) Screen (Blood Test) Screen all adolescents and adults at high risk for HBV infection including those previously vaccinated Provider Visits Preventive service visit Every five to ten years -
Screening Recommendations for Males: 50-64 YearsScreening Recommendations for Males: 50-64 Years
This schedule of preventive services reflects recommendations for healthy individuals who have no symptoms and are at "normal" risk. If you have a family history of cancer or other conditions, you and your health care team will consider further testing in addition to the preventive services recommended.
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Care Team Evaluation Immunizations Flu vaccine every year; for all others, refer to CDC Adult Immunization schedule Tobacco / Alcohol / Intimate partner violence Every year Blood pressure (Body mass index - BMI) Every two years Diabetes (Blood glucose) Every three years Hypercholesterolemia (Lipids) Every four to six years Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) At least one lifetime screen Hepatitis B (HepB) Screen (Blood Test) Screen all adolescents and adults at high risk for HBV infection including those previously vaccinated Hepatitis C One time screen if born between 1945-1965 Provider Visits Preventive Service Visit Every five to ten years Colon cancer Every 10 years starting at age 50 (if colonoscopy)
Every three years for CologuardProstate cancer Could be offered -
Screening Recommendations for Males: 40-49 YearsScreening Recommendations for Males: 40-49 Years
This schedule of preventive services reflects recommendations for healthy individuals who have no symptoms and are at "normal" risk. If you have a family history of cancer or other conditions, you and your health care team will consider further testing in addition to the preventive services recommended.
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Care Team Evaluation Immunizations Flu vaccine every year; for all others, refer to CDC Adult Immunization schedule Tobacco / Alcohol / Intimate partner violence Every year Blood pressure / Obesity (Body mass index - BMI) Every two years Diabetes (Blood glucose) Age 40-44: Every three years if hypertension or a BMI > 25 kg/m2
Age greater than or equal to 45: Every three yearsHypercholesterolemia (Lipids) Every four to six years Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) At least one lifetime screen Hepatitis B (HepB) Screen (Blood Test) Screen all adolescents and adults at high risk for HBV infection including those previously vaccinated Hepatitis C One time screen if born between 1945-1965 Provider Visits Preventive service visit Every five to ten years -
Screening Recommendations for Males: 65 and olderScreening Recommendations for Males: 65 and older
This schedule of preventive services reflects recommendations for healthy individuals who have no symptoms and are at "normal" risk. If you have a family history of cancer or other conditions, you and your health care team will consider further testing in addition to the preventive services recommended.
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Care Team Evaluation Immunizations Flu vaccine every year; for all others, refer to CDC Adult Immunization schedule Tobacco / Alcohol / Intimate partner violence Every year Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm One time screen if smoking history Blood pressure (Body mass index - BMI) Every two years Diabetes (Blood glucose) Every three years Hypercholesterolemia (Lipids) Age 65-75: Every four to six years Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) At least one lifetime screen Hepatitis B (HepB) Screen (Blood Test) Screen all adolescents and adults at high risk for HBV infection including those previously vaccinated Hepatitis C One time screen if born between 1945-1965 Provider Visits Preventive Service Visit Every five to ten years Colon cancer Ages 65-75: Every 10 years for colonoscopy; and beyond if life expectancy greater than 10 years
Every three years for CologuardProstate Cancer Could be offered through age 70 and beyond if life expectancy exceeds 10 years Osteoporosis screen Age greater than or equal to 70: Screen at age 70 if risk factors present