Prevention is Powerful

The best time to protect your health is before symptoms appear. At Memorial Health, we're committed to helping you take a proactive approach to your health through preventive care. Whether you're scheduling a heart screening, lung screening, 3D mammogram or colonoscopy, early detection can make all the difference. Complete the form below to connect with our team and schedule your screening today.

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Prevention by the Numbers

Annual scans can lower the risk of lung cancer death by up to 20%.

Source: American Lung Association

Up to 80% of heart disease cases are preventable with early detection and a healthy lifestyle.

Source: World Heart Federation

When detected early, colorectal cancer has a 91%^* survival rate.

^*For stages I and II. Source: Colon Cancer Coalition

Annual mammogram screenings for women 40 and older can reduce the risk of death from breast cancer by nearly 40%.

Source: World Health Organization

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Taking control of your health starts with knowing your risk factors and talking to a healthcare team you trust. Regularly scheduled screenings, routine checkups and diagnostic imaging are all tools that can help support your long-term health.

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Lung Health

Expert pulmonologists at Memorial can help manage your respiratory health for the long haul. From treating asthma and lung nodules to early detection of lung cancer, we are here to help you breathe easier.

An annual low-dose CT scan screens eligible patients for lung cancer. This screening is available at all hospital locations and requires a physician’s referral. If you don’t have a primary care doctor, click here and we’ll connect you with the right one.

Eligible Patients
- Ages 50-77 years old and in fairly good health
- Smoked at least a pack of cigarettes a day for 20 years or more
- Currently smoke cigarettes or have quit smoking cigarettes within the past 15 years
- No symptoms of lung cancer (cough, shortness of breath, chest pain)
- Able and willing to tolerate treatment if lung cancer is discovered.

Breast Cancer

For women over 40, annual mammograms and regular self-exams are the best way to reduce the risks associated with breast cancer.

At what age do I need to get a mammogram?
Annual screening mammography starting at age 40 results in the greatest mortality reduction, the most lives saved and the most life years gained. That is why the American College of Radiology and the Society of Breast Imaging recommends regular mammography in women 40 and older

Please schedule a screening, and a member of our team will be in touch with the next steps.

Colorectal Cancer

Earlier intervention is possible with early detection. If you are 45 or older, have a family history of colon cancer or a history of colon polyps, you may benefit from a colonoscopy. Our Memorial team is here to answer your questions and help you schedule an appointment. Please schedule a screening, and a member of our team will be in touch with the next steps.

Heart Health

Our cardiac care experts are here to help monitor and manage your risk factors through regular blood pressure checks, periodic stress tests and more.

Primary Care is Powerful

Working closely with a primary care team you trust is essential to staying proactive, informed and on top of your health. From annual checkups to new concerns and chronic conditions, diagnostic testing and more, primary care physicians at Memorial take the time to get to know you and all of your health needs.

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More Tools. More Certainty.

In addition to routine screenings and lab work, diagnostic imaging tools assist in your preventive care. From X-ray imaging to CT scans, ultrasounds, robotic bronchoscopies, MRIs and 3D mammography, Memorial offers state-of-the-art imaging and radiology services at our hospitals and many Memorial Care locations.;

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The Results are In

Knowledge is power when it comes to early detection and prevention of major illnesses. Memorial's extensive laboratory services mean our physicians can give you the information needed to plan ahead and support your long-term health.

Labs are convenient to schedule at Memorial Health hospitals, many Memorial Care locations and our drive-thru labs.

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