Focus Screening model
What It Covers
  • Full physical and history review in one day
  • Cardiac stress test, calcium score, or echocardiogram
  • Age-appropriate cancer screening, sometimes extended past guidelines
  • Extended blood work and urinalysis
  • Vision, hearing, skin, and dental checks
  • A written report with a physician debrief
Typical Cost $3,000 to $10,000 per visit; some components may be billed to insurance when medically indicated
Evidence Level Mixed by component: guideline screening delivered in one place is useful, broad screening of people without symptoms produces false positives
Regulatory Status Licensed medical practice
Watchouts
  • The volume of tests marketed instead of which tests are indicated
  • No plan for abnormal results after you leave
  • A long report with generic recommendations
  • Screening repeated within a year of the last one
Questions To Ask
  • Which of these tests are guideline-recommended for me?
  • How are incidental findings handled after the visit?
  • Can the report go straight to my primary care physician?
  • What is the false positive rate of the scans offered?
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