PHYSICIAN-GUIDED CANCER SCREENING • EARLY DETECTION • SERVING SOUTH FLORIDA
Cancer Screening & Early Detection
In Hollywood, Florida
Premier Total Healthcare provides access to physician-guided cancer screening and early-detection services in coordination with Live Longer. Screening options may include personalized cancer-risk assessment, multi-cancer early detection blood testing, colorectal screening and other clinically appropriate screening pathways based on your age, medical history, family history and individual risk factors.
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30+ YEARS
Serving South Florida Patients
PHYSICIAN-GUIDED
Screening & Risk Review
EARLY DETECTION
Proactive Screening Options
PERSONALIZED
Based on Your Individual Risk
Results, Follow-Up & Referrals
COORDINATED
PROACTIVE. PERSONALIZED. INFORMED.
CANCER SCREENING DESIGNED AROUND YOU
Cancer screening is not one-size-fits-all. The screening tests that may be appropriate for you depend on factors including your age, sex, personal medical history, family history, tobacco exposure, previous screening results and other individual cancer-risk factors.
At Premier Total Healthcare, the process begins with understanding your health history and screening needs. Through Premier and Live Longer, patients can explore appropriate early-detection options ranging from established cancer-screening methods to newer blood-based multi-cancer screening technologies.
The objective is simple: identify which screening options may be appropriate, complete the recommended testing, review the results and coordinate appropriate follow-up when needed.
• Individual Cancer-Risk Review
• Personal & Family History Assessment
• Review of Previous Cancer Screenings
• Multi-Cancer Early Detection Testing
• Blood & Laboratory Screening When Appropriate
• Colorectal Screening Options
• Guideline-Based Screening Recommendations
• Results Review & Follow-Up Coordination
KNOW YOUR RISK. KNOW YOUR OPTIONS.
TYPES OF CANCER SCREENINGS WE EVALUATE
Screening recommendations differ according to the type of cancer and the individual patient. Premier helps patients understand which screening pathways may be appropriate based on current health information, established screening recommendations and individual risk.
MULTI-CANCER
EARLY DETECTION
Blood-based screening designed to look for cancer-associated signals involving multiple types of cancer.
COLORECTAL
CANCER
Evaluation of appropriate colorectal cancer-screening options, including qualifying stool-based screening methods.
BREAST
CANCER
Review of age, history, risk factors and current recommendations for appropriate breast cancer screening.
LUNG
CANCER
Risk assessment and screening coordination for qualifying patients, including individuals with significant tobacco exposure.
PROSTATE
CANCER
Individualized discussion of prostate cancer risk and appropriate screening considerations.
CERVICAL
CANCER
Review of appropriate cervical cancer-screening needs based on age, history and prior screening.
FAMILY HISTORY
OF CANCER
Assessment of family history and other factors that may affect an individual's cancer risk or screening needs.
PERSONAL HISTORY
OF CANCER
Screening considerations for patients with previous cancer history should be coordinated with the patient's appropriate treating physicians.
OVERDUE
SCREENINGS
Identification of recommended screenings that may have been delayed, missed or never completed.
HIGHER-RISK
PATIENTS
Personalized assessment for individuals whose age, medical history, lifestyle or other factors may increase cancer risk.
A STRUCTURED, PHYSICIAN-GUIDED SCREENING PROCESS
HOW CANCER SCREENING AT PREMIER WORKS
Premier uses a structured process to assess cancer-screening needs, identify appropriate testing options, review results and coordinate additional evaluation when necessary.
STEP 1:
Health History & Cancer-Risk Review
Your provider reviews your age, medical history, medications, family cancer history, previous screenings, tobacco exposure, relevant health conditions and other potential risk factors.
STEP 2:
Personalized Screening Review
Your existing screening history is compared with your individual risk profile and appropriate current screening recommendations.
STEP 3:
Screening Test Selection
Based on the evaluation, appropriate screening options are discussed. These may include multi-cancer blood testing, colorectal stool testing, laboratory testing or coordination of other recommended screening procedures.
STEP 4:
Testing & Results Review
The selected screening is completed and results are reviewed in the appropriate clinical context by a healthcare provider.
STEP 5:
Follow-Up & Diagnostic Coordination
If a screening identifies an abnormal finding or cancer-associated signal, additional diagnostic evaluation may be recommended. Premier can help coordinate appropriate follow-up with imaging, laboratory testing or medical specialists when necessary.
MULTIPLE APPROACHES TO EARLY CANCER DETECTION
Screening technology continues to evolve. Premier evaluates available screening options alongside established cancer-screening recommendations to help determine which approach may be appropriate for each patient.
GALLERI® MULTI-CANCER
EARLY DETECTION TEST
The Galleri® test is a prescription blood test designed to identify cancer-associated DNA signals in the bloodstream across more than 50 types of cancer.
When a cancer signal is detected, the test also provides information intended to help identify the likely tissue or organ associated with that signal and guide appropriate diagnostic follow-up.
Galleri is recommended by its manufacturer for adults with elevated cancer risk, such as adults age 50 and older. It is designed to be used in addition to—not instead of—routine cancer screenings recommended by a healthcare provider.
Testing begins with a blood sample ordered by an appropriate healthcare provider.
Simple Blood Draw
One blood test evaluates cancer-associated signals involving numerous cancer types.
Multi-Cancer Screening
If a cancer signal is detected, additional diagnostic testing is required to determine whether cancer is actually present.
Results & Next Steps
COLORECTAL
CANCER SCREENING
Stool-based colorectal screening can provide a convenient, non-invasive screening option for appropriate patients.
Testing may include clinically appropriate methods designed to identify blood, DNA, RNA or other markers associated with colorectal abnormalities depending on the screening method selected.
Current American Cancer Society guidance recommends regular colorectal cancer screening beginning at age 45 for average-risk adults, with the specific screening method selected according to patient circumstances and preferences. Positive non-colonoscopy screening results require appropriate follow-up.
Certain screening methods can be completed using a stool sample without an invasive procedure.
Non-Invasive Options
Age, family history, previous polyps and other health factors can affect screening recommendations.
Risk-Based Screening
Abnormal stool-screening results may require diagnostic colonoscopy or other appropriate evaluation.
Follow-Up When Necessary
BLOOD & LABORATORY
CANCER SCREENING
Blood testing can provide useful information as part of an individualized health and cancer-risk assessment.
Certain blood-based tests may be appropriate in specific screening situations, while other laboratory markers are primarily used for diagnostic evaluation or monitoring rather than routine cancer screening.
Premier evaluates testing in the context of the patient's medical history, risk profile and clinical needs rather than relying on a single laboratory marker to determine whether cancer is present.
Laboratory testing is selected according to the individual patient's clinical circumstances.
Appropriate Test Selection
Results are considered alongside medical history, symptoms, previous testing and other relevant information.
Physician Interpretation
Abnormal findings can be evaluated further using appropriate diagnostic testing or specialist referral.
Coordinated Follow-Up
GUIDELINE-BASED CANCER SCREENING
Established cancer-screening recommendations remain an important component of preventive healthcare.
Depending on age, sex and individual risk, recommended screening may involve mammography, cervical cancer testing, colorectal testing, low-dose CT lung screening, prostate screening discussions or other appropriate procedures.
Premier can help patients review their screening history, understand which screenings may be due and coordinate appropriate next steps.
The American Cancer Society maintains established screening guidance for breast, colorectal, cervical, lung and prostate cancers, with recommendations varying according to age and individual risk.
EARLIER INFORMATION CAN CREATE MORE OPTIONS
WHY CANCER SCREENING MATTERS
Cancer screening is designed to identify certain cancers or precancerous changes before symptoms develop.
Some cancers can remain asymptomatic during their earlier stages. Appropriate screening can sometimes identify cancer when it is smaller, more localized or otherwise more manageable, allowing patients and their physicians to evaluate treatment options earlier.
Cancer screening may also identify precancerous changes in certain conditions, allowing appropriate medical intervention before invasive cancer develops.
Screening cannot prevent or detect every cancer, but appropriate screening remains an important part of proactive healthcare and cancer-risk management.
Identify Cancer Earlier
Some screening methods can identify cancer before noticeable symptoms appear.
Understand Your Risk
Age, family history, health history and lifestyle factors can affect cancer risk.
Stay Current With Screening
Screening recommendations change over time and can differ according to the individual.
Coordinate Appropriate Follow-Up
Abnormal screening results can be evaluated through appropriate diagnostic testing and specialist care.
UNDERSTANDING YOUR INDIVIDUAL RISK
WHO SHOULD CONSIDER A CANCER SCREENING REVIEW?
A cancer-screening review may be appropriate if you:
• Are age 50 or older
• Have a family history of cancer
• Have a personal history of cancer
• Currently smoke or previously smoked
• Have never completed recommended cancer screenings
• Are overdue for routine screening
• Have medical or lifestyle factors associated with increased cancer risk
• Want to understand newer multi-cancer early detection options
• Are unsure which cancer screenings are appropriate for your age and history
Some guideline-recommended screenings begin before age 50, so younger adults should not assume they have no screening needs. The appropriate starting age and testing schedule depend on the type of cancer and individual risk.
PREMIER & LIVE LONGER
Premier Total Healthcare provides access to cancer-screening and early-detection services in coordination with Live Longer (checkmeforcancer.com) dedicated cancer-screening program.
This relationship allows Premier patients to access personalized risk assessment, screening options, results review and appropriate follow-up through a coordinated healthcare process.
Depending on the specific screening selected, laboratory analysis, imaging, diagnostic testing or specialist services may be performed by independent laboratories, imaging centers or healthcare providers.
SCREENING IS THE FIRST STEP — NOT A DIAGNOSIS
IMPORTANT CANCER SCREENING INFORMATION
Cancer screening is generally intended to evaluate individuals who do not have signs or symptoms of cancer. Patients experiencing unexplained symptoms, concerning physical changes or other medical problems may require diagnostic medical evaluation rather than routine screening alone.
No cancer-screening test detects every cancer.
A normal or negative screening result does not guarantee that cancer is absent, and an abnormal or positive screening result does not by itself establish a cancer diagnosis.
The Galleri® test is intended to supplement—not replace—routine cancer screenings recommended by a healthcare provider. The test may produce false-positive or false-negative results. A Cancer Signal Detected result requires additional diagnostic evaluation before cancer can be confirmed.
Screening recommendations and eligibility depend on age, health history, family history, previous screening results, individual risk factors and the specific test being considered.
Insurance coverage and patient costs vary according to the screening method, laboratory, insurance plan and other factors.
Patients should discuss their individual cancer risk, screening recommendations, test limitations and appropriate follow-up with a qualified healthcare professional.
CANCER SCREENING FAQs
SCHEDULE A CANCER SCREENING CONSULTATION
Interested in learning which cancer-screening options may be appropriate for you?
Complete the form below and select Cancer Screening from the service dropdown. A member of the Premier Total Healthcare team will contact you to answer questions and help coordinate your consultation or screening.
Taking a proactive approach begins with understanding your individual risk and knowing which screening options may be appropriate.
