Staying a step ahead of cancer takes a proactive approach. With regular screenings, the team at AdventHealth will be able to see what you can’t. Even if you’re not displaying symptoms, we can detect any abnormalities in the body. This early detection often can help lead to more treatment options.
Call 913-632-2336 to schedule a screening today.
1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer. Early detection is key — meaning there are more treatment options. Currently there are more than 3.8 million breast cancer survivors in the US.
Over the age of 40? You can be seen and screened without a physician’s order. Have higher risk factors? We also offer genetic testing for more visibility.
While the experience of a mammogram can be mildly uncomfortable, you’ll be done in minutes with key imagery taken in seconds.
Over 200,000 people will be diagnosed with lung cancer this year. Here’s the good news though: With early detection and lifestyle choices, those numbers continue to decrease.
Ask your doctor about a screening if you are a current smoker or quit within the last 15 years, are between the ages of 55 and 77 or have an extended history of smoking.
You’ll receive a low-dose CT (LDCT) scan that offers an effective way to provide early detection along with sputum cytology, which analyzes your phlegm for the presence of cancer cells.
90% of colorectal cancers develop in people over the age of 50. That’s why it is imperative to get regular screenings for early detection and observation.
It is recommended that anyone from the age of 50 through 70 get a regular colonoscopy. However, this might be earlier if you have a family history or are at an increased risk.
A colonoscopy typically involves 24 hours of preparation, so it will be important to have a conversation with your doctor about what it entails and why.
Skin cancer is the most common form of cancer in the country. While only 1% of them are melanomas, they’re the most dangerous and can spread throughout the body and metastasize.
Regular annual screenings with a dermatologist are important — especially if you have a family history of melanoma or have needed treatment in the past.
Skin exams are quick and non-invasive. An exam of your face, head and body for any large, dark, misshapen or raised spots will be performed. If found, a skin biopsy may be performed.
Understanding your risk factors, listening to your body, and scheduling regular visits with an OBGYN are the best offense and defense you can take against gynecologic cancers.
Regular annual screenings with an OBGYN are key — these will include a pelvic exam and pap test to detect any abnormalities that might be present.
You can feel confident in your care with us. In fact, we work to make sure the OBGYN you have is someone who aligns with your individual needs. You can match with a doctor at MyHealthKC.com.
Prostate cancer affects nearly one in six men over the age of 65. Understanding your risk factors and receiving diagnostic screenings are the best ways to stay informed and empowered.
Scheduling regular annual screenings with your primary care physician is key – not just for early detection of prostate cancer, but for testicular cancer as well.
You can feel confident in getting the right care with us. Looking to connect with a primary care physician who aligns with your individual health needs and interests? Get matched today at MyHealthKC.com.
At AdventHealth, we’re committed to delivering a higher level of cancer care. We’re able to do this because of the way we approach your treatment.
We’re here to support you — body, mind and spirit — and offer you a holistic and personalized treatment every step of the way.
