Gynecological Health and Wellness

Ages 50-64

• Discuss with your provider or nurse if you are at risk of osteoporosis. 

Ages 65 and older

• Get this test at least once at age 65 or older.
• Talk to your provider about repeat testing.

Starting at Age 40

• Get screened early. 

Family History of Breast Cancer

• May necessitate earlier screening. Discuss with you provider when to initiate.

Ages 50-64

• Starting at age 50, get screened every 2 years. 

Ages 65 and older

• Get screened every 2 years through age 74.
• Age 75 and older, ask your doctor or nurse if you need to be screened.

Pap testing is rarely yearly anymore unless you are an immunocompromised individual or we are following significant abnormal findings.

Starting at Age 21:

• Your Pap test will be every 3 years if normal.

Starting at Age 30-35:

• Your Pap test will be every 3-5 years if normal 

After the Age of 65:

• Your provider will determine if you need to continue having a Pap test.

Regardless of if you are due for a Pap test or not, we still recommend to see you yearly for the routine well women exam.

 

Available to any patient of any age if desired.

Testing Options for:

• Gonorrhea
• Chlamydia
• HIV
• Hepatitis C
• Syphillis