A PSA screening is a blood test that measures prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels to help detect prostate cancer and other prostate conditions.

Screening Your Prostate
If you’re concerned about changes in your prostate, there’s no better time than now to visit Gulfview Medical Institute. This simple blood test helps identify elevated prostate-specific antigen (PSA) levels, which may indicate prostate cancer or other conditions. Our prostate screening in Port Charlotte provides quick, reliable results, supporting proactive men’s health care and early intervention when needed.
The Science
Behind the Tests
Ordering Labs
When you first visit Gulfview Medical Institute, you and your provider sit down to discuss your concerns regarding your prostate. If we believe lab work is necessary, we prepare you for an in-house blood draw.
Drawing Blood
Once we take your blood sample, we measure your PSA levels, which can indicate potential prostate issues. This can include prostate cancer, which we can treat more effectively if detected early enough.
Reviewing Results
Testing helps us identify concerns before they become severe and guide appropriate follow-up care if needed. Our team is ready to help you maintain and optimize your health using your results as a blueprint.


Experience Optimal Health
If you’re ready to start working toward a healthier, more confident you, tell us about your medical history and any specific concerns you’d like us to address.

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Frequently Asked Questions
Men over 50, or those at higher risk due to family history or other factors, should discuss receiving a prostate screening in Port Charlotte with their doctor.
Elevated PSA levels can indicate prostate cancer, but they may also be caused by an enlarged prostate, infection, or other non-cancerous conditions.