Population Health Management
The Evans Army Community Hospital (EACH) Population Health Management Nurse is a main resource for health promotion and disease prevention activities. EACH Population Health Team manages patient populations and ensures appropriate preventive care services as recommended by the U. S. Preventive Services Task Force.
Population Health Management Services
Preventive care services include health screenings, checkups, and other medical procedures to prevent illnesses, disease, or other health problems. See below for a list of recommended preventative screenings. Keep in mind, some individuals may require more frequent, additional, or alternative screenings based on their family history or current health status. Always consult with your PCM to determine what is best for you and your family
Preventive Care Timeline
Pediatric Well Child Visits (Birth-17 years):
- 3-5 days
- 2 weeks
- 2 months*
- 4 months*
- 6 months*
- 9 months
- 12 months*
- 15 months*
- 18 months*
- 24 months
- YEARLY after age 24 months
* indicates vaccines are recommended at this visit
Adult Wellness Visit (Ages 18+): Once a year.
Colorectal Cancer Screening (Ages 45-75):
- Colonoscopy: Every 10 years (unless doctor orders sooner)
- FIT-DNA: Every 3 years
- DHA FIT Kit: Annually
*If you are due for your colorectal screening, talk to your doctor to determine which screening is best for you. Colonoscopies will require a referral from your PCM.
Breast Cancer Screening (Age 40-74):
- Mammogram: every 1-2 years
*Appointments available at EACH, USAFA, and Peterson. No referral needed!
Cervical Cancer Screening (Ages 21-64):
- PAP Smear (Ages 21-65): Once every 3 years
- HPV + PAP Smear (Ages 30-65): Once every 5 years
Chlamydia Screening (Ages 16-24): Once per year
Diabetes Screening (Ages 18+): Annual, unless Diabetic
To schedule an appointment or talk to your care team, choose one of the following methods:
- Call the central appointment line at 719-526-2273 or 719-524-2273
- Visit MHS GENESIS Patient Portal to send a secure message to your healthcare team.
- Book an appointment using the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal
Note: If you have completed a preventive exam such as a Mammogram or Colonoscopy at a facility other than EACH, notify your PCM and provide the report so the team can update your chart.
Food Insecurity Resources
Evans Army Community Hospital offers Food Insecurity screening for primary care patients. Food insecurity is considered a social determinant of health or a health-related social need, just like housing and transportation access. For those who are struggling with food insecurity issues, there are a variety of federal, state and local resources available:
Helpful links