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Last Updated: Thursday, April 17, 2008 11:09 AM CDT
Health and wellness fair set for April 26

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Saint Mary’s Hospital and Ministry Medical Group are hosting their Second Annual Community Health and Wellness Fair on Saturday, April 26 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Saint Mary’s Hospital, 2251 North Shore Drive in Rhinelander. More than 75 health care professionals and community partners will be available with health and wellness information.

Free health screenings and testing available include cholesterol panel (total and HDL), diabetes screen, PSA prostate screen, blood pressure check, breast health exam, memory screen, skin cancer check, body composition analysis, hearing screen, throat screen, and depression and anxiety Take-Home Quiz. Saint Mary’s Hospital Foundation provides funding for the free screenings. There is no need to fast for the cholesterol or diabetes screens. 

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Cholesterol patients must be 18 years and older. 

PSA prostate screens are for men 50+ or 40+ with a family history of prostate cancer. Results from the cholesterol panel and PSA test will be mailed to participants. Appointments are not necessary. Free screenings are available on a first come first serve basis. Funding for the free screening is provided by the Saint Mary’s Hospital Foundation.

Medications for disposal will be collected from 10 a.m. to noon. 

No chemotherapy drugs or sharps (used needles or lancets) will be accepted.  Bring your medications for disposal in their original containers (do not mix medications together). For prescription medications, the patient name should be crossed out with black, permanent marker to comply with HIPPA requirements. 

For more information, contact Bart Sexton at 715-282-4945 or bsexton@co.oneida.wi.us.   

A Saint Mary’s Hospital Pharmacist will also be available for medication consultation and reconciliation. 

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