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Date:1/23/2009

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Complete medical history and physical exam.

Cardiac risk appraisal

Hearing assessment

Comprehensive laboratory studies

Ultrasound of the major arteries

CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis

CT scan coronary artery calcium scoring

Virtual colonoscopy by CT scan (optional)

Stress echocardiogram

Electrocardiogram

Pulmonary function test

Chest x-ray

Digital mammogram

Bone density (over 50 years of age)

After these tests, consultation follows with a physician to discuss results and projected lifestyle. A written report with a recommended set of corrective actions is sent to the client and a copy to their personal physician.

For more information, call Williamsburg Health Evaluation Center at (757) 565-5637 or visit www.williamsburghealthcenter.com.

Media Contact:
Carol Godwin
Carol Godwin Communications, LLC
(703) 823-3291
(757) 561-3353 (cell)
carol (at) carolgodwin (dot) com
www.williamsburghealthcenter.com

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