BURLINGTON, N.J. - eTradeWire -- Men seek medical assistance far less often than women. Men are needed to protect, provide and pro-create.

Mention a doctor or hospital visit and many men head the other direction. Mention mental health and many of us walk away—or run. Mention eat right and many do try temporarily; mention getting in shape and losing weight. Too often, we say:

"Not me. I'm fine"

Unfortunately, that mindset has consequences:

• Men often die younger than women.
• Older generations are less likely to receive routine screenings.
• Many men avoid cancer screenings, mental health evaluations, and annual checkups.
• Nearly half of men between the ages of 21 and 29 do not have a primary care physician.

Common Reasons Men Avoid Care

• Embarrassment
• Pride
• Fear
• Masculinity expectations ("I should tough it out.")
• Lack of a primary care provider
• Busy work schedules
• Fear of bad news
• Fear of being judged

M Care365 exists to break down those barriers—quietly, respectfully, and practically.

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OUR BELIEFS

It's important to go to the doctor and to live as stress-free as possible. We've all heard that before. But you know better than anyone: that's easier said than done.

Stress is real

Stress is a part of life, and it doesn't just disappear because someone says "relax."

Care can be costly

Time, money, pride, fear, and work schedules can all get in the way of good health.

Aging is inevitable

We grow older every second of every day. Eventually, we all need assistance for our body and spirit. One day, we will pass on—that's life.