It’s predictable, it’s preventable

Diagnostics and Preventive care reduce future health risks such as medical emergencies, disability, or chronic disease. Preventive care often involves regular screening for diseases before they become serious enough to exhibit symptoms. When risk factors or signs of disease are identified early, the cost of treating them reduces significantly and they are less likely to develop into life-threatening conditions.

Health screenings are not medical interventions by themselves, but allow physicians to employ other specific preventive care services to reduce the risk of the development of a disease, such as assistance with lifestyle changes or medications. If a screening reveals the early stages of an illness, physicians often have more success with treatment and reduce the risk of a patient requiring emergency services or fatalities related to the illness.