Stay Ahead of Your Health

At Norman Family Medicine, we believe prevention is an important part of lifelong health. Our preventive care services help you identify potential health risks, stay informed about recommended screenings, and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Our Services Include:

• Preventive Health & Wellness Visits: Review of your medical history, current health concerns, risk factors, and recommended preventive screenings.

• Lab Test Review & Interpretation: Review of routine screening results, including cholesterol, blood sugar, and other laboratory tests when appropriate.

• Nutrition & Lifestyle Counseling: Personalized guidance on healthy eating, physical activity, weight management, and long-term wellness.

• Cardiovascular Risk Assessment: Evaluation of risk factors such as high blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, smoking, and family history.

• Cancer Screening Guidance: Recommendations for age-appropriate cancer screenings, including breast, cervical, colorectal, and prostate cancer screening when indicated.

• Diabetes Screening: Assessment of diabetes risk factors and laboratory testing when medically appropriate.

• Immunization Review & Guidance: Review of vaccination history and recommendations for routine and age-appropriate immunizations.

How Preventive Care Works Through Telehealth

Many preventive health services can be provided through telehealth, including health risk assessments, screening recommendations, laboratory test ordering, and lifestyle counseling.

Some preventive services require an in-person examination, vaccination, or screening procedure. When needed, we will recommend an appropriate healthcare facility or specialist.

Comprehensive in-person annual physical examinations are anticipated to become available when our Voorhees, NJ office opens, currently expected in December 2026.

Telehealth appointments are available for eligible adolescents ages 12 and older and adults located in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Georgia. For patients under 18, a parent or legal guardian must generally provide consent, except where applicable state law permits minors to consent independently.