Quick Answer
For most adults, every four to six years is the screening baseline starting in the early 40s. If your numbers are abnormal, if you have a family history of premature heart disease, or if you're on cholesterol-lowering medication, we check more often — typically every 6 to 12 months. At Good Health NC, labs are done on-site so we can review results with you at the same visit when needed.
This question comes up frequently for patients researching cholesterol care at Good Health NC in Knightdale, NC.
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