The EHE Health exam: 100% of recommended screenings in one preventive experience
Most annual physicals last 30 minutes and cover only 20-40% of recommended preventive screenings. The EHE Health Pulse Physical delivers 100% of U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendations in a single visit, with up to 60 minutes of one-on-one physician time focused exclusively on prevention and early detection.
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A comprehensive exam, informed by 50+ clinical measures
Designed to uncover meaningful insights about your health
Vitals
To assess baseline health and key health indicators.
Vitals
To assess baseline health and key health indicators.
Body Composition
Height
Tracked year over year for overall health and to detect any underlying bone loss issues.
Vision Screening
Available to all patients regardless of age.
Color Vision Screening
Hearing Screening
Comprehensive test to assess hearing at different ranges and sounds.
Pulse/Resting Heart Rate
Tests heart beats per minute at rest.
Heart Health
To assess — and detect any underlying issues — of one of your body’s most crucial organs.
Heart Health
To assess — and detect any underlying issues — of one of your body’s most crucial organs.
Cardiovascular disease kills nearly 837,000 Americans annually — one person every 38 seconds. Early detection through comprehensive screening can identify risk factors before they become life-threatening conditions.
Blood Pressure
Blood pressure is a measure of the force with which your circulating blood pushes against artery walls.
EKG
An EKG (electrocardiogram) records the electrical activity of the heart, providing insight into the regularity of heart rate and rhythm.
C-reactive Protein (CRP)
CRP is a biomarker of inflammation in atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease.
*Added one time at age 40
Apolipoprotein B (ApoB)
ApoB is involved with cholesterol forming plaque buildup in blood vessels. Testing this can provide insight into your risk of developing heart disease as well as possible genetic predisposition.
Peripheral Vascular Screening
Non-invasive test to assess blood flow in the arteries and veins.
*Risk-based test. Not included as part of self-pay EHE Membership.
Heart Disease
- PREVENT risk assessment to calculate ASCVD (atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease) risk (all patients 30+, annually)
- Coronary Calcium CT scan (Risk-based test. Not included as part of self-pay EHE Membership.)
- Abdominal Aortic ultrasound (Risk-based test. Not included as part of self-pay EHE Membership.)
Lipid Panel
A lipid panel measures total cholesterol, HDL (“good” cholesterol), LDL (“bad” cholesterol) and triglycerides (fat from cholesterol).
Lipoprotein A
Lipoprotein A plays a significant role in cardiovascular health. It is mostly genetically determined and is related to your risk of heart disease and stroke by causing cholesterol to form plaque buildup in blood vessels.
*Added one time at age 40
Cancer Screenings
To establish proactive measures for cancer prevention.
Cancer Screenings
To establish proactive measures for cancer prevention.
Increasing cancer screenings by just 10% could save tens of thousands of lives — including 21% fewer deaths from colorectal cancer and 40% fewer deaths from cervical cancer.
Skin Screening
Head to toe skin check to detect any abnormalities or issues.
Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA)
PSA is a glycoprotein expressed by prostate tissue. It can be used as a screening method to detect prostate cancer, which is done at EHE Health in males 40+ based on risk factors.
Cervical Cancer Screening
Pap smear and HPV testing with HPV genotyping
*Females 21+, intervals are age and risk dependent
Breast Cancer Screening
- Screening mammogram (Based on risk, can start as early as age 30)*
- Screening breast ultrasound (Based on risk, can start as early as age 30)*
- Screening breast MRI (Offered alongside mammogram for those at higher risk. Available in phased rollout throughout 2026.)*
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Tyrer-Cuzick breast cancer risk assessment (annually, all females age 25+)
*Not included as part of self-pay EHE Membership.
Colon Cancer Screening
- Colonoscopy (all patients 45+ or sooner based on risk factors. Not included as part of self-pay EHE Membership.)
- Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) (stool test)
Lung Cancer Screening
High Resolution Lung CT
*Risk-based test. Not included as part of self-pay EHE Membership.
Blood Health
To evaluate your body’s oxygen delivery system.
Blood Health
To evaluate your body’s oxygen delivery system.
Complete Blood Count (CBC)
CBC measures amounts and sizes of your red blood cells, hemoglobin, white blood cells and platelets
Blood Type
Knowing your blood type is important in case of emergencies and/or donating blood.
*Added one time for new patients
Metabolic Health
To assess your body’s ability to process food into energy.
Metabolic Health
To assess your body’s ability to process food into energy.
Comprehensive Metabolic Panel (CMP)
CMP measures electrolytes (sodium, calcium, potassium), liver function, kidney function, blood glucose and other markers of metabolic health.
Hemoglobin A1C (HbA1C)
HbA1C is a test that reflects your average blood sugar over the past three months.
Albumin/Creatinine ratio
A measure of the albumin and creatinine in the urine to monitor kidney function.
*Risk based
Insulin, fasting
Fasting insulin reflects how the body produces, processes and regulates insulin.
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Uric Acid
Uric acid is a natural waste product in the body formed from the breakdown of purines.
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Gender-Specific
Testing based on male and female-centric conditions and needs.
Gender-Specific
Testing based on male and female-centric conditions and needs.
Osteoporosis screening
DEXA scan
*Females 65+ or younger based on risk factors, males 70+ or younger based on risk factors. Not included as part of self-pay EHE Membership
Testosterone, free and total
A measure of both the total testosterone and unbound testosterone in the body.
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Sexual Health & Bloodborne Pathogens
To detect possible infections related to sexual health.
Sexual Health & Bloodborne Pathogens
To detect possible infections related to sexual health.
Gonorrhea
Testing for this sexually transmitted infection (STI).
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Chlamydia
Testing for this sexually transmitted infection (STI).
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Syphilis
Testing for this sexually transmitted infection (STI).
*Selected following discussion with the physician
HIV
Testing for human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, which can progress into AIDS.
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Hepatitis B screening (surface antigen and core antibody)
These tests screen for active hepatitis B infection.
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Hepatitis C antibody
A test to determine if your body has produced a protein in response to hepatitis C virus, which can indicate current or past infection.
*Added one time for new patients
Urine Health
To understand your body’s natural filtration and regulation functions.
Urine Health
To understand your body’s natural filtration and regulation functions.
Urinalysis
A urinalysis assesses urine for the presence of bacteria, white blood cells, protein, glucose, ketones and blood.
Thyroid Health
To assess vital function of your body’s internal “thermostat” and metabolism regulator.
Thyroid Health
To assess vital function of your body’s internal “thermostat” and metabolism regulator.
TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone)
TSA is an assessment of thyroid function.
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Free T4
Free T4 or thyroxine is a prohormone that converts into T3, the active form of thyroid hormone.
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Mental Health
To provide a baseline evaluation of emotional wellness, stress levels, and sleep hygiene.
Mental Health
To provide a baseline evaluation of emotional wellness, stress levels, and sleep hygiene.
PQH2 Depression Screen
Assesses depression symptoms over the past 2 weeks.
GAD2 Anxiety Screen
Assesses generalized anxiety disorder and related symptoms.
Work/Life Balance
To track stress management and self-care practices.
Sleep Quality
To determine proper rest and its impact on quality of life.
Health Coaching
Available to all patients, post-exam, to work on lifestyle change and behaviors.
Micronutrients
To spot vitamin and mineral deficiencies that impact overall function and health.
Micronutrients
To spot vitamin and mineral deficiencies that impact overall function and health.
Vitamin D
Vitamin D plays a role in several areas of health including the immune system, thyroid, bone, dental, muscle, and brain health.
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Vitamin B12
Vitamin B12 plays a role in nerve function, DNA/RNA synthesis and red blood cell formation.
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Folate
Folate plays a role in DNA/RNA synthesis, cell growth and red blood cell formation.
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Magnesium
Magnesium plays a role in energy metabolism, muscle contraction, protein and DNA synthesis.
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Iron Studies
Iron is essential to produce hemoglobin, which is a vital part of oxygen transport throughout the body.
*Selected following discussion with the physician
Immunity Status
To determine immunity or antibody status against key health issues.
Immunity Status
To determine immunity or antibody status against key health issues.
Celiac disease screening
A collection of tests that identify antibodies associated with celiac disease.
Hepatitis B antibody
A check for antibodies against this infection. If not present, we can offer vaccines.
Hepatitis A antibody
A check for antibodies against this infection. If not present, we can offer vaccines.
Measles, Mumps, Rubella antibodies
A check for antibodies against these infections. If not present, we can offer vaccines.
Varicella Antibody
A check for antibodies against this infection. If not present, we can offer vaccines.
Quantiferon TB gold plus
This test detects the latent form of TB (tuberculosis).
Vaccinations & Travel Medicine
To stay up to date on immunizations and pre-travel shots or medicine as needed.
Vaccinations & Travel Medicine
To stay up to date on immunizations and pre-travel shots or medicine as needed.
Varicella (chicken pox), COVID 19, and more
- Varicella (chicken pox)
- COVID 19
- Hepatitis A
- Hepatitis B
- HPV
- Influenza
- Japanese Encephalitis
- Meningitis
- MMR (measles, mumps, rubella)
- Pneumococcal
- Polio
- Rabies
- RSV
- Shingrix
- TD/Tdap
- Typhoid
- Yellow Fever
- Malaria Prophylaxis
- Traveler’s Diarrhea
- Altitude Sickness
- Motion Sickness
- Insomnia
Optional Enhancements
Advanced, optional screenings for deeper insights, available exclusively to executive and self‑pay members at discounted rates.
Optional Enhancements
Advanced, optional screenings for deeper insights, available exclusively to executive and self‑pay members at discounted rates.
Prenuvo Whole-Body MRI
Whole Body Scan or Enhanced Screening to help detect early-stage cancers and other critical issues in a single, radiation-free scan.
Galleri® Multi-Cancer Early Detection Test
Single blood draw test to scan for 50+ cancer types.
Your health is in your hands with:
Secure access to lab results and follow-ups
An extensive post-exam report, including next steps from your doctor
Real-time assessments to manage important health indicators
Ability to track your health year over year
One-on-one Health Coaching sessions to improve daily habits
The EHE Advantage
Our comprehensive exam offers you the opportunity to explore more than a yearly primary care exam.
A care team that’s here for you
See what EHE Health members say about their exam
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get access to EHE Health?
EHE Health is available if your employer offers it as part of their benefits package. To check your eligibility, log in to my.ehe.health with your company-provided credentials. If you’re unsure whether your employer offers this benefit, contact your HR or benefits administrator.
What's included in my EHE exam?
Your EHE exam includes 100% of screenings recommended by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force for your age, gender, and risk factors. This includes:
- Standard measurements: Vital signs, body composition, BMI
- Cardiovascular screening: Blood pressure, cholesterol panel, high-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hsCRP) for cardiac inflammation (age 40+), EKG, cardiorespiratory fitness test
- Metabolic health: Comprehensive metabolic panel, HbA1C (blood sugar), diabetes screening
- Cancer risk assessments: Head-to-toe skin screening, prostate screening (men 50+), cervical cancer screening (women 21-65), breast cancer screening (women 40+), colorectal cancer screening (age 45+)
- Mental health evaluation: PHQ-2 depression screen, GAD-2 anxiety screen, stress assessment
- Vision and hearing screenings
- Additional follow-ups as indicated: Screening mammogram, bone density scan, colonoscopy referrals
See the complete list of 50+ exam components here.
How is EHE different from my annual physical with my primary care doctor?
EHE Health complements (but does not replace) your primary care physician. The key differences:
- Time: Primary care visits average 17-24 minutes; EHE exams provide extended, unrushed time focused exclusively on prevention
- Comprehensiveness: Research shows only 29% of recommended preventive services are delivered in standard primary care visits due to time constraints. EHE provides 100% of age-appropriate preventive screenings
- Focus: Primary care manages acute symptoms, chronic conditions, and medications. EHE specializes in early detection of diseases before symptoms appear
- Year-round support: EHE includes unlimited access to Health Navigation Nurses and personal Health Coaching between annual exams
Based on your exam results, EHE provides health insights and recommendations that support and enhance the care you receive from your primary care physician.
How long does the exam take?
Plan for approximately 60-90 minutes for your complete EHE exam, including all screenings, lab work, and one-on-one time with your physician. This is significantly longer than the 17-24 minute average primary care visit, allowing for a thorough assessment of your health risks.
What happens after my exam?
After your exam, you’ll receive a comprehensive health report through your secure myEHE portal. Your report includes:
- All lab results and screening findings
- Year-over-year comparisons to track your health progress
- Personalized recommendations based on your risk factors
- Referrals to specialists if needed
Your results are completely private and are never shared with your employer. If follow-up care is needed, our Health Navigation Center will coordinate referrals and help you schedule appointments with appropriate specialists.
What if my exam finds something abnormal?
If your exam identifies a health concern, EHE’s Health Navigation Nurses will coordinate referrals to specialists and help you schedule follow-up appointments. We work with your primary care physician to ensure continuity of care. You’ll also have access to Health Coaching to support lifestyle changes that can improve your health outcomes.
Is my health information private?
Yes. Your health information is protected under HIPAA regulations and is never shared with your employer. Your employer receives only aggregate, de-identified population health data to assess program effectiveness—no individual results or participation information.
How much does this cost me?
When offered through your employer, your EHE Health exam is typically provided at no additional cost to you—no copay, no deductible. This includes your annual exam, year-round access to Health Navigation Nurses, and Health Coaching sessions. Confirm coverage details with your HR or benefits administrator, as program availability and cost are determined by your employer.
Where can I get my exam?
EHE operates 7 owned state-of-the-art clinics and nearly 200 network locations across 40 states. When you book your exam through my.ehe.health, you’ll be able to select a convenient location near you. See all locations here.
Can I bring my spouse or partner?
Eligibility for spouses and dependents varies by employer. Check with your HR or benefits administrator to confirm whether your employer’s EHE benefit extends to family members.
How often can I have an EHE exam?
Most employees are eligible for one comprehensive EHE exam per enrollment period (typically annually). Between exams, you have year-round access to Health Navigation Nurses and Health Coaching to track progress on health goals like weight loss, cholesterol management, or stress reduction.
Still have questions?
Call us at 800.362.8671