United in Pink: Here’s where you can find the mammo bus this week
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As part of St. Tammany Health System’s United in Pink communitywide breast cancer awareness campaign, two pink-wrapped Sheriff’s Office vehicles – which you can sign for a $5 donation to Northshore cancer care – will accompany the health system’s Be Well Bus at various community events. (Photo by Mike Scott / STHS)
Breast Cancer Awareness Month is officially underway, and as part of its community-wide United in Pink campaign, St. Tammany Health System has scheduled a number of screening events throughout the month featuring its Be Well Bus, a mobile health unit equipped with a 3D mammogram machine and other health screening equipment.
Below, find a listing of where you’ll find the bus this week, and check back every Monday throughout October for that week’s Be Well Bus schedule.
Those interested in making an appointment to get a mammogram should do so by calling the STHS Women’s Pavilion at (985) 773-1500. (Those planning on a United in Pink event should request an appointment on the Be Well Bus.)
Several local businesses have also joined the United in Pink campaign and are offering food specials, drink specials and more to benefit the fight against cancer on the Northshore. Find a listing of special offers here.
Want to schedule a visit by the Be Well Bus to your place of business? Contact STHS Community Health Coordinator Anne Pablovich at apablovich@stph.org or (985) 898-5932.