LifeLongHealth provides a tool to determine what preventive measures you can take now to live a longer healtheir life.

Answer the quesitons below to receive a personalized preventive medicine plan based
on the latest United States Preventive Services Task Force recommendations.
(Note: this tool is designed for patients age 18 and older.)

Please correct the following errors: Answer all requried questions. Enter a valid age (18 or greater). Enter a valid height and weight. Enter a valid year for last tetanus vaccine (or leave it blank). Enter a valid blood pressure. You're a man, you can't be pregnant!

Demographics: * Age (18 or older): * Sex: Male Female * Do you currently smoke cigarettes? Yes No * Have you ever smoked    cigarettes in the past? Yes No * Are you pregnant? Yes No * Are you sexually active? Yes No   Height (in inches)   Weight (in pounds) * denotes required field

Vaccinations: Check if you have received the following (leave blank if unsure)? Influenza (flu) vaccine this year? Pneumovax (pneumonia) vaccine once after age 65? Zoster (shingles) vaccine after after age 60? Two (2) doses of varicella (chicken pox) vaccine (or had chicken pox)? One to two (1-2) doses of the measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine? Three doses of Hepatitis B vaccine? 3 doses of HPV (human papilloma virus) vaccine? Year of last tetanus/diphtheria (Td) booster?

Optional Questions:
Check if you have had the following (leave blank if unsure)?
	A mammogram within the past two (2) years?
	A pap smear withing the past three (3) years?
	An ultrasound to screen for aortic aneurysm?
	Blood pressure checked in the last two years?
	If so, what was the result?      /
	A family member(s) with BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene mutations (associated with increased risk for breast and ovarian cancer)?
	Cholesterol checked in the last 5 years?
	A colonoscopy in the last 10 years?
	A bone density scan (DEXA) for osteoporsis?

All recommendations taken from United States Preventive Services Taskforce recommendations.
Disclaimer: This site only gives suggestions for a healther life, not medical advice.
All decisions about the ultimate management of your healthcare should be made with your physician.

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Site designed by Richard Loomis, MD.