Preventative Health Program

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Executive Health Program Overview

At South Denver Internal Medicine the goal of our preventive health program is to create a unique wellness plan for each patient in our concierge program as well as to detect and treat disease in its earliest stages before major problems develop. By being well informed and aware of your own health issues, many costly medical problems can be prevented.

Patients in our concierge care program receive an annual preventive health examination made up of the following components:

Detailed medical history and physical examination
Comprehensive laboratory testing
Nutritional assessment
Body Composition testing using Inbody technology
Calcium Heart Score (Chest CT)
Sleep evaluation
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
BpTru™ blood pressure monitoring
Lung function (Spirometry)
Hearing test (Audiogram)
Cancer screenings
Emotional health assessment

Each full member of our program is provided a complete written report of their examination serving to empower them with the education and the tools that they need to make informed healthcare decisions and achieve their individual health and wellness goals. The report is divided into the following sections.

The complete written report includes the following:

History & Physical

The more of your medical history we can complete and document, the more we are able to personalized your care. History and previous physical details, your medical history, your physical examination, blood work as well as any previous test performed will be reviewed with recommendations.

Lab Reports & Test Results

Lab reports details your most recent blood work results. Your results are accompanied by a description of each laboratory test explaining the meaning, purpose and significance of each test. Test results include a copy of pertinent test results that you have had with an explanation of the test and results.

Preventative Health Resource

The goal in developing this resource is to provide you with information that you can then use to make an informed decision about what is best for your health care needs. The resource contains up to date evidence based information regarding nutrition, exercise, cancer screenings, immunizations and the use of vitamins and supplements.

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Many of the medical problems that affect us can be prevented. There are four fundamental keys to a healthy lifestyle which includes balanced nutrition, regular exercise, adequate sleep and healthy relationships. In addition preventing infectious disease through the appropriate use of vaccinations and preventing cancers through reducing risk factors and maintaining screening tests add further health protections.

Balanced Nutrition

Eating nutritious foods and maintaining a healthy weight can help prevent or reduce your risk for many health problems such as heart disease, stroke, high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes, arthritis, breathing problems, sleep apnea, and some cancers.

Managing your nutrition goes beyond counting calories; it’s about eating a variety of foods, including plenty of fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and protein, and drinking plenty of water. With Dr. Miranda’s guidance, you can give your eating habits a healthy makeover.

Regular Exercise

The benefits of regular physical activity are numerous and have been well documented in scientific studies. Exercise helps you lose weight, improves your mood, reduces depression and anxiety, helps you sleep better, improves your sex life and increases your chances of living longer.

A balanced fitness routine should include cardio or aerobic activity, muscle strengthening activities, and flexibility/balancing activities. Dr. Charles Miranda will help you develop an exercise routine that will work best for you.

Adequate Sleep

A lack of sleep can lead to a lack of focus, decreased attention, slower thinking, risk taking, and mood problems. Untreated sleep disorders can interrupt or decrease your quality of sleep, increasing your risk of obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, stroke, and infections. Most people do not get the recommended amount of sleep every night: 7-8 hours for adults and 9-10 hours for adolescents.

Dr. Miranda understands sleep disorders, including snoring, sleep apnea, insomnia, restless leg syndrome, and narcolepsy. He can suggest ways to improve the quality of your sleep.

Healthy Relationships

Anything that causes stress can have an impact on your health, including an unhealthy relationship with a family member, loved one, friend, or colleague. Stress can lead to all sorts of health problems, including weight gain, depression, hormonal changes, high blood pressure, and more. Discuss your concerns with Dr. Miranda, and he’ll address this as part of your preventive medical care.

Make Your Health Top Priority

What do you most love to do? Travel? Spend time with your children or grandchildren? Play golf or ski? Without good health, energy, and peace of mind, it is impossible to truly enjoy all the activities that you love. Your health is the most important asset you have. Make an investment in your health today.

Limited space is available for new patients, so if you are interested in joining South Denver Internal Medicine’s Concierge Medical Program, please call our office at (303) 799-8890 to schedule an appointment and meet Dr. Miranda.