Diabetes Prevention Screening

Diabetes Prevention Screening 

Early Detection. Better Health. 

Diabetes often develops silently — but you can catch it early with a few simple tests. Prevention starts with knowing your numbers! 

• Measures blood sugar after fasting overnight. High levels could mean prediabetes or diabetes. 

• Shows your average blood sugar over the past 2–3 months. An easy way to detect early-stage diabetes. 

• Checks blood sugar along with kidney and liver health, which can be affected by diabetes. 

• People with diabetes often have high cholesterol, which raises heart risk. 

• Helps detect insulin resistance, an early warning sign of diabetes. 

• Measures how much insulin your body makes naturally — important in assessing early diabetes changes. 

• Detects hidden inflammation, which plays a major role in diabetes and heart disease risk. 

Why Screening is Important: 

Who Should Get Screened? 

• Adults age 35 and older (even if you feel healthy!) 

• Anyone overweight or obese 

• People with a family history of diabetes 

• Women with a history of gestational diabetes 

• Those with high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or a sedentary lifestyle 

Easy, Fast, Affordable: 

🌟 Know Your Numbers. Take Control of Your Health. Get Screened Today!