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Breast Cancer Awareness

In the United States, 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. Beginning at the age of 40, women should talk with their doctor about having an annual mammogram, especially if certain risk factors exist. Breast cancer is most treatable when found early, and routine screening is essential for early detection.

Please see programs below for Sarasota County employees on the District-provided Florida Blue medical plan.

Mammography Screenings Event for SCS Employees on October 7

Saturday, October 7 - Sarasota Memorial Hospital System is offering Saturday screenings for SCS employees! Click here for instructions on scheduling your appointment.

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3D Mobile Mammography

3D Mobile Mammography will be coming onsite again this year!

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Healthcare Bluebook for SCS Employees

Employees on the District provided Florida Blue medical plan can earn rewards by shopping on Healthcare Bluebook and selecting a green provider for their mammogram.

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Find an In-Network Provider

Florida Blue members can check out the Florida Blue website to find in-network providers.

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Community programs and services for women who meet eligibility requirements. Please check out each link for more information.

Florida Department of Health in Sarasota County, Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (FBCCP)

Eligible women between the ages 50-64 can receive breast and cervical cancer screenings in Sarasota, Manatee, DeSoto, Charlotte, and other neighboring counties.

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Sarasota Memorial Hospital Breast Health Grant Support

Eligible women between the ages 40-49 can receive free mammograms and other breast health services in Sarasota.

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For more information on breast cancer awareness and the benefits of early detection, check out these resources:
- American Cancer Society
- Susan G. Komen
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