Exemplifying a Mission Impossible theme, the Surgical Services crew at First Care Health Center has a very important message for you during Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month — Your mission should you choose to accept it – Get Screened. Therefore, the Mission is Possible in prevention and early detection of colorectal cancer.Â
Mission Possible: Get Screened Read More
Staff say No ifs, ands or BUTTS about it – screening saves lives!Â
no ifs ands or butts about it Read More
Tree decorated with CRC quotes.Â
Colorectal cancer awareness tree Read More
St. Luke’s Medical center employees wearing blueÂ
St. Luke’s hospital Read More
Our Family HealthCare team knows early detection is the best protection for your bottom section. If you’re 45 or over, talk to your provider about which test is best. Remember, the best test is the test that gets done!
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South Central Health – Kulm Clinic
South Central Health – Kulm Read More
South Central Health – Napoleon ClinicÂ
South Central Health – Napoleon Read More
KAT & Company took a creative approach to getting the “Turn ND Blue” message out by gathering blue paint and taking on the Capitol! Unfortunately, security did not approve, so we made a quick getaway, leaving a half-finish product behind.
Turn ND Blue (But Not Like That!) Read More
Blue balloons for birthdays aged 45 and older! Get screened! 45 is the new 50!!
Celebrate! 45 is the New 50! Read More
Often times you may hear getting a colonoscopy is awkward. There are a few things more awkward than getting screened for colorectal cancer! Our staff at Unity Medical Center will make every effort for you to have a comfortable and pleasant experience.Â
There are things more awkward than a colonoscopy! Read More
Every step counts toward colon health.
BBPH Steps Up to Support Colon Health Read More
The screeND team is getting their rear in gear to prevent colorectal cancer!Â
Get your REAR in GEAR! Get ScreeND! Read More
Our team at QHA is All Hands In for CRC Prevention!Â
All hands In for CRC Prevention Read More
Heart of America Medical Center-Rugby Clinic’s 2025 Colorectal Cancer awareness campaign kicked off with a surprise guest appearance from our own Rock legend look-a-like with the message to just “KEEP IT SIMPLE-SCREEN” for Colorectal Cancer.Â
“Keep It Simple-Screen” Read More
Our theme was “Let’s Wipe Out Colon Cancer!” We created a giant role of toilet paper, as well as fun signs to encourage screening and early detection.
Bismarck Cancer Center Wipe Out Cancer Read More
Our outreach project team lives across the footprint we serve and range from front line representatives to support services! There are many more team members beyond this screenshot who contribute to the work – but we had so much fun taking a moment to celebrate colorectal cancer screening awareness month. In 2024, this program contributed to screening over 7K patients.
Sanford Health CRCS Mail Campaign Outreach Team Pauses for Awareness Month! Read More
Richland County Health Department wears blue and Bluey for Colorectal Cancer Awareness.Â
Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center and the Glen Ullin Family Medical Clinic Dress in Blue for Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center and the Elgin Community Clinic Dress in Blue for Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month
Jacobson Memorial Hospital Care Center dressed in blue on March 4th to raise awareness of Colorectal Cancer month.Â
Jacobson Memorial Hosptial Care Center Dress in Blue for Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month Read More
