Men’s Health Services
It’s time to take charge of your health.
Take the first step with a primary care doctor.
Expert care for every stage of your health journey.
Many men put off routine care until something feels urgent. Regular checkups and screenings can help catch health issues early and help you stay healthy longer. Health concerns can affect you at any age, so it’s important to stay on top of preventive care.
Your primary care doctor is the best place to start
Our Baptist Health Primary Care team can help you stay on top of your health, recommend the right screenings, and connect you with specialists if needed.
Why Choose Baptist Health?
At Baptist Health, you have access to:
- Convenient locations across South Florida
- Connected care from primary care to imaging and specialists
- Trusted doctors and expert support
- Advanced imaging and screening technology
Screening Tests Recommended for Men
Lung Cancer Screening
Prostate Cancer Screening
Testicular Exams
Specialized Men's Health Services
If you need more than routine preventive care, Baptist Health offers connected specialty care for many of the health concerns men face most often.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Primary care is the best place to start because your doctor gets to know your health history, lifestyle, and priorities over time. They can help you stay on top of preventive care, recommend the right screenings based on your age and risk factors, and catch changes early through regular checkups and blood work at every stage of life. If you need more advanced care, they can also connect you with the right specialists and testing.
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Your annual physical is your first line of defense for protecting your health. It may include blood pressure checks, blood work to evaluate blood sugar and cholesterol, conversations about vaccines and recommended screenings, guidance on exercise and nutrition, BMI measurements, mental health screenings for anxiety and depression, and sexual and reproductive health care. The goal is to identify changes early, when many health issues may be easier to manage or treat.
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Talk with your doctor about screenings based on your age, health history, and risk factors. Regular screenings can help detect changes early. Common screenings include:
- Colon cancer screening (starting at age 45)
- Lung cancer screening (for smokers and former smokers ages 50-80)
- Prostate cancer screening & PSA testing (ages 50-69)
- Testicular exams
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Baptist Health’s men’s health services address a wide range of conditions that commonly affect men, including:
- Cancer care & risk assessment: colorectal, lung, penile, prostate, skin, and testicular cancers
- Metabolic health: prediabetes, diabetes, and related health concerns
- Heart & vascular health: high blood pressure, high cholesterol, stroke risk, and aneurysm risk
- Liver & lung health: liver disease and respiratory conditions
- Mental health support: anxiety, depression, and addiction recovery
- Sexual & reproductive health: erectile dysfunction, low testosterone, fertility concerns, and sexually transmitted infections
- Urology & prostate care: urinary incontinence, kidney stones, enlarged prostate, and other prostate and urology concerns
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Think of primary care as the captain of your healthcare team. Your primary care doctor is your first point of contact and helps guide your care if you need more support. They can refer you to specialists, order tests, and coordinate follow-up care. Baptist Health takes a team approach, with primary care doctors working closely with specialists across many areas of care.
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Finding the right care is simple. You can search for a primary care doctor based on your needs and preferences, or find the Baptist Health Primary Care location closest to you.
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Baptist Health accepts most insurance plans. For a list, please click here.
