Visit Your Doctor

Why visit the doctor for regular check-ups?
We visit the doctor when we are sick or hurt so that we can get better, but doctors can help us when we’re not sick, too. Doctors can help us find the early warning signs of health problems so that we can change our lifestyles or take medications that will keep us from getting sick – or worse. We also get immunizations (shots) that keep us from getting diseases that can cause wide-spread sickness in our communities.

Learn about preventive health guidelines for:
Adults (PDF)
Children (PDF)

Learn about the shots you and your child need to stay healthy.

Visit the CDC.gov website for immunization schedules, including:

  • Childhood Schedules (birth to 6 years old)
  • Adolescent Schedule (7 to 18 years old)
  • Adult Schedule (over 18 years old)

It Pays to Stay Healthy
MHS’ CentAccount program gives you rewards on a pre-paid MasterCard incentive card to thank you for staying healthy by getting regular check-ups and certain health screenings.
Visit the CentAccount page

Special Health Needs
MHS has case and disease management programs for your special health needs to help you and your doctor work to keep you healthy.
Visit the Special Health Needs page