The original post was about covered preventative measures. They're not "unnecessary medical procedures", otherwise insurances would get rid of their obligation

The original post was about covered preventative measures. They're not "unnecessary medical procedures", otherwise insurances would get rid of their obligation to pay for them. They don't advertise them a lot, which is the only thing OP did. Therefore: Check what your insurance (and/or local governance) considers essential preventative care and discuss with a professional which of these make sense for you. Then go and do it: it's important enough that some bean counter wasn't able to remove it from your plan as unnecessary medical procedure and it's already budgeted.