Health Screening Program – Find the Right Screening for You. | Stony Brook Medicine

Stony Brook Medicine is making it easier to stay on top of your health by offering screenings and educational events across Long Island. Speak directly with clinicians, address any concerns and schedule follow-up appointments at one of our many convenient locations.

Screening Event Calendar

Are you an employer or community group interested in hosting a health screening?

Cancer

A female healthcare professional assists a woman during a mammogram procedure using a 3D imaging machine. The woman being examined is wearing a pink medical gown, and the technician is providing guidance and support.

Breast Cancer

Annual mammograms starting at age 40

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Cervical Cancer

Screenings starting at age 21

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Colorectal Cancer

Screenings starting at age 45

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Lung Cancer

Annual low-dose CT scans for ages 50-80 with smoking history

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Prostate Cancer

Screenings for men aged 40-75, especially high-risk groups

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Skin Cancer

Regular visual exams for those at higher risk

Cardiovascular (Heart and Vascular Health)

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Blood Pressure

Routine checks starting in early adulthood

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Cholesterol

Screenings for men 45+ and women 55+

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Vascular

Screenings for high-risk individuals, including those with a history of tobacco use

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Vein

Available for adults 18+ with symptoms or risk factors

General Health

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Cognitive/Memory Loss Screenings

Start at Age 55

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Diabetes

Screenings starting at age 45 or earlier for high-risk individuals

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Falls Prevention

Online self-assessment for those 65+ or at higher risk