Available Screenings:

2023-04-29

• Ask a Medical Question and get a referral
  This station provides you with the opportunity to speak one-on-one with a health professional and ask questions about any health issue concerning you or your family. During this session the health professional may review your overall health fair results, make recommendations for further evaluation, setting realistic goals with the individual, and provide referrals and resources for more information and/or education.
• Blood Pressure Screening
  This screening gives you your blood pressure reading. Blood pressure is the force in the arteries when the heart beats (systolic pressure) and when the heart is at rest (diastolic pressure). Blood pressure can fluctuate with exercise, injury, illness, and emotional reactions. Health care professionals check the participant's blood pressure. If the participant's blood pressure falls outside normal ranges, further evaluation by a healthcare provider is encouraged. Your blood pressure should not exceed 119/79. Pulse Screening is primarily measured on the participant's wrist. The pulse corresponds to each beat of the heart. The normal number of pulse beats per minute in the average adult varies from 60 to 80, with fluctuations occurring with exercise, injury, illness and emotional reactions.
• Blood Work $
  365 Health offers a menu of preventive health screenings which will be available at this fair. The following 10 screenings have fees associated with them and require a phlebotomist to draw blood. Please visit https://365health.org/labscreenings/ for detailed information on each screening. Blood Chemistry ($45), Hemoglobin A1C ($35), Vitamin D ($65), Complete Blood Count (35), Prostate Specific Antigen ($50), Vitamin B12 ($30), HsCRP ($55), Testosterone ($55), Blood Type ($40), Covid-19 Antibody ($70)
• Body in Balance Screening
  This screening checks your body position and posture, your flexibility, strength and balance to help you prevent injuries to your neck, back, knee, ankle foot and other areas.
• Children: Vision
  Vision screening for children
• Children: Ask a Medical Question Get a Referral
• Children: Developmental Milestones
• Colon Cancer Screening Kit $45.00
  This take-home/mail-in kit checks for human blood in the stool. Also, learn about preventing colorectal cancer, one of the most preventable cancers, and current recommendations for further screening, including who/when should get a colonoscopy.
• Diabetes Risk Assessment / Education
  This screening identifies your personal risk factors for diabetes using the Diabetes Risk Test. The test takes into account risk factors such as age, sex, family history, medical history, and weight. Using these risk factors, the test calculates your score to see if you have an increased risk for prediabetes or Type 2 Diabetes. Knowing your personal risk score can help you understand more about your overall health.
• First Aid
  Available in case medical assistance is needed.
• Hearing Screening
  This screening consists of a visual examination of your ears and measures your ability to hear high, medium and low range sounds. PLEASE NOTE: THOSE WITH HEARING AIDS DO NOT QUALIFY FOR THIS SCREENING.
• Height/Weight/Body Mass Index (BMI) Screening
  This screening provides you with your Body Mass Index (BMI), using your height, weight and waist measurement to identify your risk for heart disease, stroke and diabetes. BMI is considered reliable for assessing obesity. It does not take into account a person's fat-to-muscle ratio (muscle takes up space but weighs more than fat). Therefore, it is not a reliable measure for athletes or highly physically active participants.
• Medical Registration Educator
  Each fair must have one or more medical volunteers located in the Registration area assigned as the Medical Registration Educator(s) (MREs). They should be clearly identified as available to answer questions about the screenings offered, and what may be appropriate for their age, gender, personal medical history or family medical history.
• Memory Screening
  The purpose of this screening is to test short-term memory related to Alzheimer’s disease using a memory impairment screening tool. Education about Alzheimer’s and other varieties of dementia will also be provided.
• Mental Health Screening
  This screening evaluates your mental wellness by asking you questions about how you cope with life’s stressors. Mental health professionals are available to speak with you, as well.
• Oral Health Screening
  This screening identifies clinical signs of tooth and gum disease as well as oral abnormalities, sores, and lesions. Education regarding the importance of oral health to promote overall health, and risk factors for oral diseases are also provided.
• Pulse Oximetry Screening
  This is a simple, non-invasive screening that measures the percent of oxygen in the blood. This number is obtained by placing an instrument on the finger which checks the percent of hemoglobin that is saturated with oxygen. This instrument can detect low blood oxygen before symptoms occur which can lead to lung and heart problems.
• Skin Screening
  This screening provides a check for skin cancer and other skin problems. The screener may look at your scalp, face, neck, arms, hands, upper chest, back and legs.
• Spinal Screening
  The purpose of this screening is to identify any problems with your spinal alignment and educate you about the importance of proper spinal alignment for a healthy body.
• Vision & Eye Health Screening
  This screening checks how well you see at near and far distances by reading letters on a basic eye chart. If you already wear glasses or contacts you should wear them during this screening. A prescription for eyeglasses and or contacts is not included.