Pre-draws conducted weekdays from 6-9:30 a.m., Oct. 2-6 & 9 -11
DIAGNOSTIC LAB PRE-DRAWS
Wellness Profile - $25
A blood test that gives the results for a variety of blood
measurements taken at a yearly exam including: cholesterol,
triglycerides, fasting blood sugar, cell count, thyroid, potassium
and more. No food or drink for eight (8) hours before this test (you
may take required medication with a sip of water).
Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) - $10
A blood test that is used to detect infection or prostate cancer in
men.
A1C/Glycosylated Hemoglobin $15
A blood test that shows your blood sugar levels over the last three
(3) months. This test may be used to diagnose diabetes or to check
how a diabetic patient is managing their diet and medications.
Pap Smear - $25
A test of a sample of cells to look for infection or cervical cancer
in women. Offered on Friday, Oct. 6, by appointment only with
pre-registration required.
EKG $10
A test that checks for problems with the electrical activity of your
heart.
Blood Pressure- FREE
The measurement of the difference in pressure when your heart
beats and when it relaxes. This screening can diagnosis high blood
pressure.
Body Mass Index- FREE
The measurement of your height compared to your weight for
your age group. This screening indicates your ideal weight.
Bone Density- FREE
An ultrasound of the heel bone to show the strength of your
bones. This screening indicates your risk for brittle bones.
Vitamin D $25
A blood test that measures the amount of Vitamin D in your body.
Vitamin D is needed for bone health.
• Please wear loose, non-binding clothes for EKG.
• Must be able to have bare feet for osteoporosis screening.
• Please register at front lobby. For best results, blood work should be done
while fasting (nothing to eat or drink for at least 8 hours prior to the test).
• The cafeteria will open at 6 a.m. on the days of the lab pre-draws
for those who wish to purchase breakfast.
Blood profile results may be available online at www.firsthealthmychart.org
Cash or check only.
