Women’s Health Fair to Offer Medical Screenings
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St. John’s Regional Medical Center will offer a women’s health fair today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The event will feature information on topics including mental health, HIV and AIDS, weight management and financial management.
Tests and screenings will be available, including mammograms for $55, blood panels for $15 to $25, pap smears $15 and colorectal cancer screenings $5.
Free screenings will be performed for bone density, blood pressure, flexibility, vision and hearing, height and weight, blood glucose, dental health and body fat. Free services include massage.
St. John’s is at 1600 N. Rose Ave. For more information, call 988-2865.
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