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What is a mythedacare account?

- ThedaCare patients will be able to schedule a vaccine where appointments are available. Please check back if appointments are unavailable or do not work for your schedule. Scheduling the COVID Vaccine for Your Child The Pfizer lower-dose COVID vaccine is now available for children ages 5 to 11, following authorization by the FDA and CDC.

What can I do with ThedaCare?

Welcome to your Patient Portal Get started by verifying your access code, which you can find in the email, text, or print-out your provider gave you. Access Code Already have an account? Sign in helpQuestions? View our Patient Help Center All data is securely encrypted.

How do I contact the mythedacare help desk?

MyThedaCare - Your secure online health connection. Pay as Guest. Request an Estimate.

Why choose ThedaCare primary care?

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What is a wellness visit?

A Wellness visit is a routine preventive health check-up that focuses on your overall health, risk factors, family history and preventive care. This may include questions about any symptoms you are having, a review of your health history, an exam, immunizations, cancer screening and lab testing to screen for medical conditions such as diabetes.

How often should I check my blood pressure?

Blood pressure: Every 3–5 years if you are age 18–39, once a year if you are age 40 or over.

What age should I get a mammogram?

Regular mammograms are recommended for women age 50–74. If you have a family history of breast cancer, consult your healthcare provider for recommended screening age and frequency. Osteoporosis: Get a bone density test (a Dexa scan) to test the strength of your bones at age 65.

What tests are needed for prostate cancer?

Potential tests include a digital rectal exam (DRE) and a prostate-specific antigen (PSA) blood test. To find out if you need other immunizations or screenings, consult your provider.

How often should I get a breast exam?

Women age 21–30 should be screened at least once every three years; those age 30–65 should be screened every 3–5 years. Talk to your doctor about future screening, testing intervals, and testing for HPV, the human papillomavirus. Breast cancer: Perform monthly self-exams. Consider mammograms if you are aged 40–49.