Cancer screening isn’t just about detection—it’s about giving you more options, better outcomes, and peace of mind.
Through Englewood Health’s comprehensive screening programs and advanced technology, we can identify cancer at its earliest, most treatable stages—often before symptoms begin.
Why Cancer Screening Matters
Many cancers do not cause symptoms in their earliest stages. Regular screening can help detect cancer and precancerous changes sooner—when treatment may be more effective, less invasive, and more likely to improve outcomes and save lives.
Cancer Screening Guidelines
The cancers listed below are those for which established screening guidelines currently exist. The recommendations provided are general guidelines to discuss with your doctor and may vary based on age, personal and family history, genetic findings, prior screening results, and other risk factors. Some individuals may benefit from earlier, more frequent, or additional screening tests based on their unique circumstances.
Women’s Screening Guidelines
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- Breast cancer: Have a risk assessment by age 25 (performed by a primary care provider). If you are at high risk, consider a consultation with a genetics expert | Learn more
- Cervical cancer: Begin Pap testing at age 21 and continue every 3 years | Book now
- Colorectal cancer: Consider a risk assessment consultation with a genetics expert | Learn more
- Skin cancer: Begin routine skin exams as recommended by your doctor | Book now
- Breast cancer: Begin annual mammograms | Book now
- Cervical cancer: Continue Pap and/or HPV testing as recommended | Book now
- Colorectal cancer: Consider a risk assessment consultation with a genetics expert | Learn more
- Skin cancer: Continue routine skin exams as recommended | Book now
- Breast cancer: Continue annual mammograms | Book now
- Cervical cancer: Continue Pap and/or HPV testing as recommended | Book now
- Colorectal cancer: Begin colonoscopy screening at age 45 if you’re at average risk and repeat every 10 years if results are normal | Book now
- Lung cancer: Begin annual low-dose CT screening at age 50 if you’re a smoker or former smoker who quit in the last 15 years | Learn more
- Skin cancer: Continue routine skin exams as recommended | Book now
- Breast cancer: Continue annual mammograms | Book now
- Cervical cancer: Continue Pap and/or HPV testing as recommended | Book now
- Colorectal cancer: Continue colonoscopy screening every 10 years if results are normal | Book now
- Lung cancer: Continue annual low-dose CT screening if at risk | Learn more
- Skin cancer: Continue routine skin exams as recommended | Book now
- Breast cancer: Continue mammograms based on your health and prior results | Book now
- Cervical cancer: Discuss whether to continue screening based on prior results | Book now
- Colorectal cancer: Continue colonoscopy screening as recommended | Book now
- Lung cancer: Continue annual low-dose CT screening if at risk | Learn more
- Skin cancer: Continue routine skin exams as recommended | Book now
- Discuss all cancer screening decisions with your physician based on your health, risk factors, and prior screening history
Men’s Screening Guidelines
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- Prostate cancer: Discuss prostate cancer screening with your doctor at age 40 if you have a family history or increased risk
- Colorectal cancer: Consider a risk assessment consultation with a genetics expert | Learn more
- Skin cancer: Begin routine skin exams as recommended by your doctor | Book now
- Colorectal cancer: Begin colonoscopy screening at age 45 if at average risk and repeat every 10 years if results are normal | Book now
- Prostate cancer: Discuss PSA screening with your physician
- Lung cancer: Begin annual low-dose CT screening at age 50 if you’re a smoker or former smoker who quit in the last 15 years | Learn more
- Skin cancer: Continue routine skin exams as recommended | Book now
- Colorectal cancer: Continue colonoscopy screening every 10 years if results are normal | Book now
- Prostate cancer: Continue PSA screening as recommended
- Lung cancer: Continue annual low-dose CT screening if at risk | Learn more
- Skin cancer: Continue routine skin exams as recommended | Book now
- Colorectal cancer: Continue colonoscopy screening as recommended | Book now
- Prostate cancer: Continue screening as recommended
- Lung cancer: Continue annual low-dose CT screening if at risk | Learn more
- Skin cancer: Continue routine skin exams as recommended | Book now
- Discuss all cancer screening decisions with your physician based on your health, risk factors, and prior screening history