A new healthcare initiative called Mon bilan prévention was launched in 2024 to help people at key stages of life take preventive measures to improve their health. The program is designed to be conducted by various healthcare professionals, including liberal nurses, who are independent practitioners rather than those working in hospitals or clinics. Despite the availability of these services, the initiative has not yet been widely adopted by the professionals who could offer it. Mon bilan prévention focuses on specific age groups that are considered to be at important life transitions. These include young adults aged 18 to 25, middle-aged individuals between 45 and 50, older adults from 60 to 65, and those in their later years, from 70 to 75. Each of these age ranges is associated with particular health concerns and life changes, such as starting a career, menopause, retirement, or increased risk of age-related conditions. The goal of the program is to provide personalized health assessments and recommendations tailored to the needs of each age group. It aims to detect potential health issues early and encourage healthier lifestyle choices. However, the program's success depends on the active participation of healthcare professionals, who have not yet fully engaged with the initiative. Experts suggest that increasing awareness among healthcare providers about the program's benefits could help improve its reach and effectiveness. As the program continues to develop, it may offer valuable insights into how preventive care can be better integrated into routine healthcare practices.