OCO Cancer Services and NOCHSI Host Papapalooza

by Contributor | February 16, 2016 10:39 am

FULTON, NY – In recognition of Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, Oswego County Opportunities’ Cancer Services Program and Northern Oswego County Health Services, Inc., recently joined forces to host “Papapalooza” at NOCHSI’s Mexico Health Center.

Oswego County Opportunities Cancer Services Program recently collaborated with NOCHSI to host its first “Papapalooza.” Seated from left are: NOCHSI health providers Rosanne Foster, ANP; Nola Gardner, FNP; and Elaine Shaben, FNP. Standing from left are: Allison Flett, CSP Assistant; Director of Clinical Support Nancy Deavers; Lucy Deyo, LPN: Candida Grosvent, LPN; Becky Vann, LPN: Clerical Team Leader Monica Carney; Patient Access Representative Brenda Storto; OCO Cancer Services Coordinator Carolyn Handville; and NOCHSI Director of Operations Tricia Peter Clark.
Oswego County Opportunities Cancer Services Program recently collaborated with NOCHSI to host its first “Papapalooza.” Seated from left are: NOCHSI health providers Rosanne Foster, ANP; Nola Gardner, FNP; and Elaine Shaben, FNP. Standing from left are: Allison Flett, CSP Assistant; Director of Clinical Support Nancy Deavers; Lucy Deyo, LPN: Candida Grosvent, LPN; Becky Vann, LPN: Clerical Team Leader Monica Carney; Patient Access Representative Brenda Storto; OCO Cancer Services Coordinator Carolyn Handville; and NOCHSI Director of Operations Tricia Peter Clark.

NOCHSI health providers volunteered their time to offer free PAP tests in recognition of National Cervical Cancer Awareness Month.

“It was a great event,” said OCO Cancer Services Coordinator Carolyn Handville.  “I’m very grateful for this collaboration.  It’s a wonderful example of the concern that NOCHSI and OCO Cancer Services has for its patients.  I would also like to acknowledge Tops Market and Stefano’s Pizzeria and Restaurant in Mexico for providing pizza and refreshments.”

NOCHSI operates health centers in Fulton, Mexico, Oswego, Parish, Phoenix, and Pulaski, and six school-based health centers located in the APW, Mexico, Pulaski and Sandy Creek school districts.

The health centers are family-oriented health care practices that provide Oswego, Northern Onondaga and Southern Jefferson County residents with a variety of comprehensive health care and related services.

NOCHSI is accredited through The Joint Commission and is designated as a Level 2 Patient-Centered Medical Home.

All major insurances are accepted, and a sliding fee scale discount program is available for eligible patients.

Did you know … Oswego County Opportunities is celebrating 50 years of service to the Oswego County community in 2016.

To learn more about OCO’s past, present and future, visit www.oco.org

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