Out-Patient Clinic
- Evaluate your health when the patients are symptom-free.
- Do routine checkups and screenings.
- Help to decrease the risk of developing health issues even if you are in the best shape of your life.
- Routine physical examinations
- Immunizations
- Well-baby and well-child care
- Mammography, colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy
- Cervical screening Preventive care is important because
- Regular preventive care visits and health screenings may help identify potential health risks for early diagnosis and treatment.
Does Preventive Care Save Lives?
There is little doubt that preventive care can save lives. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) notes that chronic diseases that are responsible for 70% of deaths — such as heart, cancer, and diabetes — can be largely avoided when preventive care is applied.
Independent researchers of preventive medicine have found that the use of specific preventive services such as daily aspirin use, and smoking cessation counseling can reduce annual life-years lost to disease by more than 2 million. And a panel convened by the National Coalition on Health Care reported that “vaccination of children born between 1994 and 2016 has prevented 381 million illnesses and avoided 855,000 early deaths.” medical problem, including follow-up by your physician.
Preventive care is intended to detect a potential medical problem early and thereby avoid or reduce the need for advanced and expensive medical care.
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