Oswego Health Offers Comprehensive Multi-Organ Blood Analysis to Support Community Health Throughout May

by Contributor | March 31, 2026 11:04 am

OSWEGO – Oswego Health is pleased to offer its annual Multi-Organ Blood Analysis event throughout May, providing essential health screenings at select Oswego Health Lab Draw stations. This proactive health service is part of Oswego Health’s commitment to empowering the community with the tools needed for early detection and prevention of potential health issues.

For only $75, participants can access a comprehensive panel of tests that can typically cost over $760 if done individually. This affordable analysis includes screenings for conditions such as anemia, diabetes, and key health concerns related to coronary, kidney, and liver diseases. The screening also covers critical markers like LDL and HDL cholesterol and triglycerides, which are vital for heart health.

In addition, two optional tests are available to support personalized care further:

• Prostate Specific Antigen (PSA) test: Offered for an additional $25, recommended for men over 50 to help detect early signs of prostate health issues.
• Vitamin D test: Available for $30 to assess vitamin D levels, crucial for bone health and immune function.

The Multi-Organ Blood Analysis[1] is designed to help identify potential health problems early so individuals can take preventive measures to improve their well-being. The analysis results will be sent directly from the Oswego Hospital Lab to each participant’s physician for further review, followed by an easy-to-read summary sent to the participant.

Special Offer for Oswego Health Employees and Retirees:
In recognition of their dedicated service, the Multi-Organ Blood Analysis will be free of charge for all Oswego Health employees and retired employees.

How to Participate: Community members are encouraged to schedule an appointment online at www.oswegohealth.org/bloodanalysis[2]. For questions or assistance, please call 315-532-5813 during weekdays from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Oswego Health[3] remains committed to supporting the health of the community by making essential screenings both affordable and accessible. Early detection plays a key role in maintaining long-term health, and Oswego Health is proud to provide this valuable resource to its neighbors and the dedicated Oswego Health team.

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About Oswego Health
The mission of Oswego Health is to provide accessible, quality care and improve the health of residents throughout Central New York. As a nonprofit healthcare system established in 1881, Oswego Health is proud to be one of Oswego County’s largest private employers. More than 1,500 employees spread throughout its 24 campuses, work for the Oswego Health system, which includes the 132-bed community Oswego Hospital, a 32-bed psychiatric acute-care facility with multiple outpatient behavioral health service locations, The Manor at Seneca Hill, a 120-bed skilled nursing facility, and Springside at Seneca Hill, an independent retirement community.  The health system also operates Oswego Health Home Care, the only hospital-based certified home healthcare agency in the County, as well as two outpatient centers, including the Fulton Medical Center, offering urgent care, lab, medical imaging, physical therapy, and occupational health services, and the Central Square Medical Center, offering urgent care, lab, medical imaging, and physical therapy services. In addition, the healthcare system includes Oswego Health Medical Practice, a multi-specialty medical group offering the community accessible, high-quality healthcare. 100+ physicians and advanced practice providers offer an extensive array of services across CNY, including primary care and specialty care in orthopedics, cardiology, ENT, gastroenterology, breast care, general surgery, urology, pulmonology, and bariatrics; for more information about Oswego Health, visit www.oswegohealth.org[4].

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