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saving lives throughout central florida since 1998
> am i at risk for stroke?

Some stroke risk factors are hereditary, while others result from a person's lifestyle.
Age, heredity, prior stroke, TIA, or heart attack are factors that can't be changed. Smoking, obesity, inactivity, high blood pressure, atrial fibrillation and high cholesterol are all modifiable risk factors.

[ read more about stroke risk factors ]

 
> how often should I have these preventive health screenings?

This depends on the results of your previous screening and any change in your personal risk factors such as: blood pressure, cholesterol, any development of pain or discomfort.
Many of our participants decide to be screened yearly to support their regular physicals.
Remember, ultrasound tests are not part of a routine physical and your physician can not typically order them unless you are having symptoms.

 
> how accurate are the health screenings?

Our adherence to stringent protocol, highly trained nationally registered sonographers, state-of-the-art equipment and board certified interpreting radiologists make the screenings exceedingly accurate. Physician-written protocols ensure consistency and accuracy.

 
> does insurance pay for the health screenings?

Most insurances do not cover preventive screenings, however policies vary and some companies do cover "preventive testing". We will provide you with a detailed receipt that you can send to your insurance along with a copy of your results.

 
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