From your simplest questions to greatest concerns, Cleveland Clinic men’s health experts are here for every care in the world.

It’s no secret: men are statistically much less likely than women to seek medical care. It’s important for men to consult with their physician before they suspect something is not quite right, but our experts also recommend seeing your doctor regularly. Staying proactive is essential in preventing future issues.

Your health starts with a primary care physician:

Think of them as the quarterback of your health care team. They coordinate care, address concerns early, and connect you with specialists when needed. Whether you’re thinking about the future by prioritizing your health or managing chronic conditions, establishing a relationship with a PCP is crucial. Preventive care forms the foundation of your health. Request an appointment to get started.

Why Men Over 40 Should Start Seeing a Urologist Regularly

If you’re a man 40 or older, seeing a urologist regularly is most likely the last thing on your mind when you have a million other things to take care of. But as you go through your 40s, quality-of-life issues become more important. A men’s health expert can help guide you on what to expect, useful lifestyle changes, when to simply observe and when to treat a problem.

Men’s health conditions often share the same signs and symptoms. Although there may be a simple explanation and an easy fix, there’s a chance that you could need treatment before something gets worse.

See your doctor whenever you have:

Colon Cancer Screening

An absence of symptoms does not mean you don’t have colon cancer. One of the most common ways to get screened for colon cancer is a colonoscopy.

If you’re age 45 or older, we recommend you get a colonoscopy. What’s the test looking for? We take a look inside your body to check out any changes in the cells of your colon (large intestine), bleeding or colon growths (polyps). At Cleveland Clinic, our experts have experience knowing what’s normal when it comes to colon changes — and what’s inflammation or a sign of cancer.

To schedule your colonoscopy at a Cleveland Clinic in Florida location, please visit clevelandclinicflorida.org/colonoscopy or choose from the options below:

Learn more about colon cancer.

Lung Cancer Screening

Cleveland Clinic in Florida is committed to detecting and treating cancer at its earliest stage and offers a low-dose high-speed spiral CT screening for early detection of lung cancer. Lung cancer screening is recommended for some current and former smokers.
Click here to fill out the screening form and see if a lung screening is right for you.
Learn more about lung cancer.

Skin Cancer Screening

Skin cancer is the most common cancer diagnosed in the U.S. In fact, about 1 in 5 people develop skin cancer at some point in their life. If you have noticed any changes on your skin – like new growths or changes to existing moles or freckles, make an appointment with a dermatologist. They will examine all your skin and investigate any suspicious findings.
Request an appointment here or call 877.463.2010.
Learn more about skin cancer.