Community Health Screenings & Events

At Oswego Health, we believe that caring for our community means making health screenings and preventive care convenient, affordable, and accessible. This fall, we’re offering several important opportunities for individuals and families to take charge of their health—and we’d love your help in spreading the word.

Multi-Organ Blood Analysis

During October, community members can receive a comprehensive blood test at participating Oswego Health Lab Draw Stations across Oswego County.

• $75 for a test valued at over $760
• Optional add-ons: PSA Test ($25) for men and Vitamin D Test ($30) for anyone
• 12-hour fast required

This powerful screening can help detect potential health issues early and provide peace of mind.

Free Hernia Screening Clinic

• Thursday, September 25 | 4:30–7:30 PM
• Center for Surgical Services; 105 County Rt. 45A; Suite 100; Oswego
  Meet one-on-one with Dr. Michael Danise, who will provide screenings, address concerns, and offer a personalized treatment plan.

Lumps & Bumps Clinic

• First Thursday of every month | 4:30–7:30 PM
• Center for Surgical Services; 105 County Rt. 45A; Suite 100; Oswego
  For anyone who has noticed a persistent lump, bump, or skin growth, this clinic offers expert evaluation. In some cases, same-day removal may be performed (as clinically appropriate).

Free Breast Health Clinic

• Tuesday, October 15 | 4:30–7:30 PM
• Center for Surgical Services; 105 County Rt. 45A; Suite 100; Oswego
  Join Dr. Lisa Lai and Ruth Vasquez, DNP for a free after-hours breast health exam, discussion, and personalized next steps. Early detection makes all the difference.

These events reflect our ongoing commitment to keeping healthcare close to home, convenient, and affordable. By sharing these opportunities with your network, you can help ensure more community members take proactive steps toward healthier lives.

Your voice matters, and together we can make sure no one misses the chance to get the care they need. Thank you for supporting us in caring for our community.

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