Mammography
A special imaging examination of the breast using very low dose x-rays.

Skin Cancer Screening
Regular head-to-toe skin examinations can help catch skin cancer at the early stage.

Colorectal Cancer Screening
Everyone should see a doctor beginning at age 50 for screening tests for colorectal cancer. There are three types of screenings:

• Fecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT) – is used to detect invisible amounts of blood in the feces, which can be a sign of several disorders, including colon cancer. This painless test involves a dab of a stool specimen on a chemically treated card, which is tested in a laboratory for evidence of blood.
• Sigmoidoscopy – is an examination of the lower part of the colon with a flexible, lighted tool. If anything suspicious is found during the test, other tests, such as a colonoscopy, may be required.
• Colonoscopy – uses a long, thin, flexible tube with a tiny video camera and a light on the end to view the entire colon.

Cytology for PAP Smears
This is a safe, non-invasive medical procedure in which cellular material is obtained from the uterine cervix for evaluation.

Prostatic Specific Antigen (PSA)
Measures how much of a protein known as prostate specific antigen (PSA) a man has in his bloodstream at a given time.

Smoking Cessation Programs

Classes and Public Forums