Register for a Visit With the Norton Healthcare Mobile Prevention Center
Register here for a health screening aboard the Norton Healthcare Mobile Prevention Center. Mammograms, annual wellness exams (may include a Pap smear and clinical breast exam) and consultations regarding other screenings, including colon cancer, are available for women age 40 and over.
Fill out the form below, and a representative will be in touch within two business days to schedule your appointment date and time.
Registrarse aquí para un examen de salud en la Unidad Móvil de Prevención de Norton Healthcare. Ofrecemos mamografías, exámenes anuales preventivos (que pueden incluir una prueba Citológica/Papanicolaou y un examen clínico de los senos) y consultas sobre otros exámenes de detección, incluyendo cáncer de colon, disponibles para mujeres de 40 años y mayores.
Complete el formulario a continuación y un representante se comunicará con usted dentro de dos días laborales para programar la fecha y hora de su cita.
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