Men often present later for preventive care; we normalize discussion of blood pressure, weight, activity, sleep, and mood. Prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing is not a one-size recommendation—the Canadian Task Force emphasizes shared decision-making for average-risk men. We also address erectile dysfunction (often linked to cardiovascular risk), low testosterone only when clinically appropriate, and screening for colorectal cancer and other age-based prevention.
Resources such as Hypertension Canada help frame BP targets alongside your overall health.
What This Service Includes
Risk assessment
10-year cardiovascular risk concepts, diabetes screening, smoking and alcohol review.
Cancer screening talk
Colorectal, lung (if eligible), PSA when appropriate after informed discussion.
Lifestyle coaching
Exercise “prescription,” nutrition basics, sleep apnea clues.
What to Expect
Visit
Concerns, medications, family history of early heart disease or prostate cancer.
Orders
Fasting lipids, A1c, PSA only if you choose after counselling, STI tests if indicated.
Plan
Therapy, referrals (urology/cardiology), follow-up interval.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not automatic—we review age, ethnicity, family history, urinary symptoms, and the evidence on benefits versus over-diagnosis; you choose whether to test.
We screen for diabetes, vascular risk, depression, and medication side effects; treatment options and specialist referral when needed.
Yes—depression, anxiety, and suicide risk are addressed confidentially; crisis = 911/ER.
We test only when symptoms match guideline-appropriate indications—not based on ads alone—to avoid unnecessary therapy.