Men’s Health Month Brings Awareness to Men’s Health Issues

Did you know that men are significantly less likely than women to see a doctor?

National Men’s Health Month is observed to remind men how to prioritize their health! At Everyday Healthcare, we believe that proactive health management is crucial, and our dedicated providers are here to support you in your health journey.

Why Men’s Health Matters

1. Men live an average of five years less than women.

Heart disease, cancer, stroke and diabetes are all leading causes of death which affects 8 out of 10 men.

Solution: Annual physicals can help monitor these issues early and significantly reduce risks.

2. 31% of men suffer from depression in their lifetime but only 1 in 4 seek help.

Solution: Everyday Healthcare offers comprehensive mental health support, integrating physical, emotional and mental health care.

3. Prostate cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths for men in the U.S.

If you have a family history, your risk increases significantly. Men who wait until their health is struggling may see increased issues in their lives.

Solution: Annual physicals and early detection screenings are crucial, especially for men over 50.

Our Services Include:

Heart Health: Regular screenings for blood pressure, cholesterol, and other heart- related conditions.
Diabetes Management: Support and guidance for maintaining healthy blood sugar levels.
Prostate Health: Screenings and discussions about prostate health and cancer prevention.
Mental Health: Counseling and support for mental well-being, recognizing that mental health is a crucial aspect of overall healthIt’s Time to Act Now

It’s Time to Act Now

Waiting until symptoms become severe can limit treatment options and reduce the chances of a full recovery. By seeing a healthcare professional early, men can help manage their well-being and make better informed decisions.

Our healthcare providers are passionate about men’s health and are here to guide you through every stage of your health journey. Get a jump on your treatment and schedule an appointment today.

Read More About Men’s Health Here:

https://medicine.iu.edu/blogs/spirit-of-medicine/mens-health-month

https://minorityhealth.hhs.gov