Men’s Free Health Care Screening Nov. 7

By FBN on October 27, 2015 in Business Calendar

Men are invited to a specialized health screening from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 7, in the Physicians and Surgeons Office Building located at 77 W. Forest Ave., Flagstaff.

The free event includes a prostate, diabetes, cardiovascular and hearing screenings; body mass index measurements and healthy-weight discussion; free flu immunizations and massages; bone, hand and ACL injury prevention information.

To make an appointment for the prostate and/or hearing screening, call 928-773-2438. No appointment necessary for other screenings.

During the event, a ladies’ lounge with refreshments is available for women accompanying men to the screening.

Attendees can enter a drawing to win an iPod Nano and enter a raffle to win a fat-tire mountain bike.

Participating healthcare providers and partners include ASIS Massage Education – Flagstaff, Cancer Centers of Northern Arizona Healthcare, Flagstaff Bone and Joint, Flagstaff Medical Center Laboratory, Flagstaff Surgical Associates, Haven Health of Flagstaff, Northern Arizona Radiology, Route 66 Car Club of Flagstaff, and Northern Arizona Healthcare Population Health.

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