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Best Choice Exam is proud to deliver the best service to you and your clients:
•Cover All Insurance Carriers in all states.
•Care about your clients, and we want the best and fastest exam experience in a timely manner for your client.
•Best and Fast Scheduling, Response and Result Delivered
•And Best Customer Service is our promise to you and our Clients.
•Get Your blood or medical Samples Collected At a time and place that is convenient for you.
•No driving to the lab. No line-up. No stranger-packed waiting room. Just the comfort of your home or office and the easiest possible experience.
•Best Choice Exam is a professional mobile exam services company bringing the lab to your patients. Our team of expert, caring technicians deliver most mobile lab services seven days a week. easy, fast, and convenient.
What a Life Insurance Medical Exam Entails
The medical exam doesn’t require you to give up an entire day. It can take just 15 to 45 minutes, depending on what tests are included. •You’ll generally be asked questions about your medical history during a phone interview before your exam, and the examiner will review them again in person.
During the exam, Your height, weight, pulse, and blood pressure will be recorded. You will likely have to provide urine and blood samples to test for health issues such as elevated cholesterol or blood sugar levels and to screen for nicotine and nicotine use.
•Depending on your age and amount of insurance you might be required to take an electrocardiogram (EKG) which is painless. Electrodes will be placed on you to record the electrical activity in your heart. The guidelines for who needs an EKG will vary by insurer. You won’t have to undress during the exam, but wearing loose clothing is good if your test involves an EKG.
•Occasionally some insurers might require an X-ray or treadmill stress test, which needs to be done at a doctor’s office or clinic.
•If you’re age 70 or older, you might have to take an additional test of your cognitive ability and your Balance Gait test.
How to Prepare for a Medical Exam
•The results of your medical exam will play a big part in the rate you’ll pay for life insurance. It’s important to take the test seriously. Granted, you won’t be able to make major changes to your health in the short period between applying for insurance and taking the exam. But there are things you can do to get the best results possible.•Here’s a sample of the type of information you should have on hand: •Names and dosages of medications, for past and current conditions. •Names, addresses, and phone numbers of doctors visited in the past five years. •List of medical conditions, dates of diagnoses, treatment, and outcome, and treating physician contact information.
When scheduling your exam: Ask if you need to fast.
You might have to avoid eating and drinking anything other than water during the 12 hours before your exam.
•24 hours before the exam: Limit salt and high-fat fried foods such as red meat; avoid over-the-counter medications such as antihistamines and nasal decongestants.
•12 hours before the exam: Refrain from alcoholic beverages and strenuous exercise, which can raise blood pressure levels.
•One hour before the exam: Avoid caffeine and nicotine; drink a glass of water. Being hydrated will help with the blood test.
•At the exam: Have a photo ID and application paperwork; wear short sleeves or sleeves that can be rolled up so your blood can be drawn, and blood pressure can be taken
Our Services
•Insurance Medical Exams •
•EKG
•Vitals
•Blood draws
•Urine collection
And More…
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