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REVOLUTIONIZING Health Equity

BWHI has launched its most ambitious initiative yet designed to eliminate barriers to life-saving screenings.

Sarah Jakes Roberts has agreed to be our newest ambassador, and she invites you to revolutionize your approach to your health and preventive screenings.

It’s time to tackle fear, spread a word of hope and take the actions to make that hope a reality!

Pledge to Screen

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Regular screenings and early detection can lead to healthier outcomes and save lives.

 

You deserve optimal wellness and early detection is essential. With early detection, it’s much easier to define the course of treatment that will help you heal and possibly save your life.

Did You Know?

All preventive screenings are covered by basic health insurance plans. According to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, most health plans must cover a set of preventative services such as vaccinations and health screenings free of cost (HHS, 2022). Depending on a patient's age, the following preventative services are covered under basic insurance plans.

Get Screened
 

Necessary Screenings by Age

According to the U.S Department of Health and Human Services, the following vaccines and screening is recommended for adolescents (HHS, 2022). 

Immunizations/Shots

Screenings

Counseling and Interventions

According to the National Library of Medicine, women between the ages of 18-39 are recommended to have the following health screening below:

  • Diabetes Screening
  • Dental Exam
  • Eye Exam
  • Immunization- such as flu vaccines
  • Physical Exam
  • Breast Cancer Screening
  • Cervical Cancer Screening
  • Skin Self- Exam
  • Blood Pressure Screening
  • Cholesterol Screening

Other Screenings

If women have a family medical history of diseases such as colon cancer, it should be communicated with the provider for additional annual screening.

According the Novant Health, it is recommended that women over the age 40+ to have the following test/screening: 

  • Mammogram screening for breast cancer
  • Pap test screening for cervical cancer
    Women also get a Pap test, which looks for any abnormal cells on the cervix, as well as for HPV (human papillomavirus) infection.
  • Body mass index (BMI)/obesity screening
  • Depression screening
  • Alcohol, smoking and substance misuse screening
  • Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) screening
  • Blood pressure check
  • Cholesterol screening
  • Diabetes screening as part of a cardiovascular risk assessment
  • Eye and dental exams
  • Influenza vaccine
    Get an annual flu vaccine before flu begins spreading in your community.
  • Tetanus-diphtheria booster

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Screening is the best way to win!!

Prevention is the goal! Getting regular screenings, and detecting any anomalies can make a huge difference in saving lives.

Screening is the best way to win!

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Tackle the fear!

It’s time to tackle fear and spread a word of hope. Early detection is that hope. Hope can be achieved by screenings, and lead to getting the early treatment that can save lives. BWHI will also provide access to free treatment if you qualify!

Tackle the fear!
 

For you!
For your mothers,
sisters, friends and families!

Schedule Your Genius 3D™ Mammogram Today!

Schedule Your Genius 3D™ Mammogram Today!

Early detection of breast cancer is named as the most important factor in determining an effective course of treatment, which is why scheduling mammograms annually is vital.

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Join the movement and support Black women by raising your voice to this important issue.

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Prevent today, bring hope for tomorrow



Regular screenings and early detection can lead to healthier outcomes and save lives. Participating in clinical trials and studies are the best ways to ensure science helps save the lives of the people we love.

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