Computerized Screening, Inc.

05/27/2018

Happy Sunday! Enjoy a healthy cup of green tea. Green tea has proven evidence to help you stay healthy.

This is a detailed article about green tea and its health benefits. Green tea is high in antioxidants that can improve the function of your body and brain.

05/20/2018

CSI is in the prevention business. We want to share this helpful healthful information with you. Do you love to drink coffee? Here are 5 more reasons to drink that cup of Joe! And as the temperatures rise, enjoy drinking your favorite iced coffee.

As if the wonders of the morning ritual that is ingesting a hot cup of caffeine wasn’t enough reason for you to love coffee, turns out there is a convincing

05/01/2018

CSI, Computerized Screening, Inc. is the leader in telemedicine/telehealth. We want you to know your numbers and stay healthy. Learn more about our health station kiosks at www.computerizedscreening.com

04/21/2018

Stay on top of your healthy eating habits this weekend. Enjoy these 11 great tips to help you.

The weekend might be the time you find yourself stumbling when it comes to healthy eating habits. Here are 10 tips for staying on track over the weekend.

04/18/2018

CSI, Computerized Screening, Inc. is in the health and wellness prevention business.
We want you to (cholesterol, blood pressure, triglycerides). You should also know your blood type. Physicians use blood tests to tell if you are sick. Too few red blood cells may mean you have anemia. Too many white ones can be a sign of infection. Blood tests can help diagnose many other illnesses. Doctors also use blood tests to be sure that a medical illness is not causing the symptoms of depression or another mental illness. Now, researchers are suggesting that certain chemicals in the blood may be signs or “markers” that a person may be depressed or even thinking about su***de. These results give hope for better ways to test for, treat, and prevent mental illness.

04/17/2018

CSI, Computerized Screening, Inc. is in the health and wellness prevention business. CSI is the number one leader and manufacture of health station kiosks. Our 9KCT (Counter Top) is great for employers who want to provide screening tools for the employees, but are limited on space. For more information give us a call at 1-800-428-0197 or check us out at www.computerizedscreening.com

04/16/2018

CSI, Computerized Screening, Inc. provides the fastest-growing services in telehealth kiosks. Check out our model 9KMC. Its a health kiosks that can be moved from room to room, conduct screenings and offer telehealth services. To get more information check out our website at www.computerizedscreening.com

04/14/2018

CSI, Computerized Screening, Inc. is in the health and wellness prevention business. Get some lemons this weekend and make yourself a cup of warm lemon juice first thing in the morning.

04/10/2018

CSI wants you to know that April is Alcohol Awareness month.


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04/07/2018

CSI, Computerized Screening, Inc. is in the prevention business. Not only do we want you to "know your numbers" we want you to eat well. Lemons stimulate the release of enzymes to start your digestion, and Vitamin C in lemons helps convert toxins into a form that can be easily eliminated from your body.

04/05/2018

CSI, wants you to know that today is national Sexual Assault Awareness Day of Action. Let's help end sexual assault.

04/04/2018

CSI, Computerized Screening, Inc. urges you to think about whether or not children can have a cholesterol problem. There is evidence that cholesterol can begin clogging the arteries during childhood, leading to atherosclerosis and heart disease later in life. The American Heart Association
recommends kids and teenagers with high cholesterol take steps to bring it down. Ideally, total cholesterol should be below 170 in people ages 2 to 19.