General Health Screenings
HEALTH SCREENINGS MATTER
Health screenings are like safety checks for your body. They help us spot potential health risks and take steps to prevent them from causing more significant problems. Whether it’s identifying high blood pressure, diabetes, or even certain types of cancer, these screenings are key to keeping you safe and our community healthy and thriving.
Who Can Benefit from Screenings?
The good news is that health screenings are for everyone. Experts from the US Preventative Health Task Force recommend specific screenings for different age groups. At GNR Public Health, we cover children with screenings for hearing, dental, vision, and scoliosis, while adults can access screenings for diabetes, hypertension, breast, and cervical cancer.
Who Can Benefit from Screenings?
The good news is that health screenings are for everyone. Experts from the US Preventative Health Task Force recommend specific screenings for different age groups. At GNR Public Health, we cover children with screenings for hearing, dental, vision, and scoliosis, while adults can access screenings for diabetes, hypertension, breast, and cervical cancer.
What to Expect During a Screening?
The components of a health screening can vary based on your age and gender. Rest assured, our highly trained professionals follow guidelines provided by the US Public Health Prevention Task Force to ensure you receive the right tests and care tailored to your needs.
When and Where to Get Screened
We offer health screenings by appointment at all our Lawrenceville, Norcross, Newton, and Rockdale Health Clinics during regular business hours from 8am to 5pm. Hours are subject to change during state holidays. Additionally, you may find us at various community events such as health fairs and local businesses. If you’d like us to come to your event, simply reach out to us through the form linked below.
Make an Appointment
770-904-3717
To schedule a clinical screening appointment, contact our call center or click the link below.
Additional Information
For more information on health screenings and their importance, you can visit the US Public Health Prevention Task Force’s website at US Preventive Services Task Force.org.