Here’s What You Need to Know
When it comes to cancer, early detection is often the difference between a treatable condition and a life-threatening one. That’s why cancer screening is a cornerstone of preventive care at Medicus Health Clinics.
Screening tests help find cancer before symptoms appear—when it’s often easier to treat, less expensive, and more likely to result in a full recovery.
In this post, we’ll break down the most common screening types, when you should get screened, and how Medicus can help you stay ahead of your health.
Cancer screening involves checking the body for signs of cancer before symptoms begin. It’s a proactive step that helps detect abnormal cells or tissue changes early—sometimes even before cancer forms.
These tests are not diagnostic—they don’t confirm a disease, but they signal when further investigation is needed.
Screening recommendations vary based on:
At Medicus Health Clinics, we tailor screening schedules based on your unique risk factors, not just general guidelines.
At Medicus, your comfort and confidence matter. Here’s what you can expect:
We offer flexible appointment times and a judgement-free space for all patients.
Q: Are screenings painful or risky?
A: Most screenings are quick and low-risk. Discomfort is minimal and temporary—especially compared to the risk of delayed detection.
Q: Will insurance cover my screening?
A: Many insurance plans, including Medicare, cover routine cancer screenings. Our team can help you check your coverage before your appointment.
Q: What if I don’t have symptoms?
A: That’s exactly why screening exists—to detect cancer before symptoms appear. It’s about being proactive, not reactive.
Cancer screening isn’t just a medical procedure—it’s a life-saving habit. At Medicus Health Clinics, we’re here to walk you through it with care, clarity, and compassion.
If you’re unsure whether you’re due for screening, talk to us. We’ll guide you based on your risk and recommend the right tests for your age, gender, and health history.
➡️ Schedule your cancer screening today
🔗 Learn more from the American Cancer Society – Guidelines for Early Detection