Kinvera's screening recommendations are built on published clinical guidelines from the organizations below. We don't invent rules — we organize established medical consensus into a personalized plan for your family.
Every screening recommendation in Kinvera traces back to a specific guideline published by one of these recognized medical bodies. When guidelines are updated, we update Kinvera to match.
The gold standard for evidence-based preventive care in the United States. USPSTF assigns letter grades to screening recommendations based on rigorous evidence review. Their guidelines cover cancer screening, cardiovascular risk, metabolic conditions, mental health, and more.
Publishes comprehensive guidelines for cardiovascular risk assessment, cholesterol management, blood pressure treatment, and coronary artery calcium scoring. Their risk-enhancing factor framework helps evaluate family history of heart disease and premature cardiovascular events.
Publishes detailed, frequently updated guidelines for cancer detection and prevention. Particularly important for family-history-driven screening protocols including breast cancer, genetic counseling referrals, and lung cancer risk assessment.
Publishes cancer screening guidelines with specific attention to risk stratification. Their recommendations for high-risk individuals — particularly around mammography intervals — complement NCCN guidelines for family-history-adjusted screening schedules.
Their annual Standards of Care define when and how to screen for Type 2 diabetes, including risk-factor-based screening for individuals with a first-degree family history of diabetes.
Publishes evidence-based guidelines for prostate cancer early detection, including PSA screening protocols with specific recommendations based on family history, ancestry, and genetic risk factors.
Provides detailed guidance on colorectal cancer screening, including family-history-specific protocols for colonoscopy timing and intervals based on a relative's diagnosis age.
Provides guidelines for bone density screening and osteoporosis prevention. Their recommendations identify parental history of hip fracture as a major independent risk factor for earlier screening.
Kinvera translates published clinical recommendations into personalized screening schedules based on your family health history. When a guideline is updated, we review and update Kinvera to reflect the latest evidence. Our recommendations are informational tools — not a substitute for professional medical advice. Use Kinvera to start your conversation about longevity with your healthcare provider.