St. Elizabeth Hospital

Cancer Screening

The early detection of cancer saves millions of lives each year. At St. Elizabeth Hospital, we have the technology and expertise to detect cancer in its earliest, most treatable stages.

Location
1000 Lincoln St
Fort Morgan, CO 80701
Phone: 970-867-3391
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Most cancers don’t cause symptoms until they’re already advanced. That’s why regular screenings are important to catch cancers early when they are at their most treatable stages. The early detection of cancer can be lifesaving. It also increases quality of life and reduces treatment costs.

St. Elizabeth Hospital has the technology and expertise necessary to detect breast, colorectal and lung cancer in people early, before symptoms appear. You don’t need to go far for peace of mind.

  • Colonoscopy
  • Digital mammography
  • Low-dose computed tomography (LDCT)
Advanced Cancer Screenings at St. Elizabeth Hospital
Detection and Prevention
Colonoscopy Stops Cancer Before It Starts

A colonoscopy helps find polyps that can be removed before they become cancerous. It can also identify colon and rectal cancers early, when the odds of successful treatment are highest. Colon and rectal cancer rates have increased in young and middle-aged adults in recent years. If you’re 45 or older, ask your doctor about scheduling a colonoscopy.

A Lifesaving Scan
Mammography Keeps Survival Rates High

Breast cancer has one of the highest survival rates of all cancers, thanks in large part to screening mammography. Women who stick to the recommended screening guidelines and have a mammogram every year have better outcomes than those who have a mammogram every two years or less frequently.

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Low-Dose Computed Tomography
Stop Lung Cancer in Its Tracks

Lung cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death among both men and women in the United States. The early detection of lung cancer is crucial to surviving the disease. Adults between 50 and 80 who smoke or who quit in the past 15 years and have a 20-year pack history should be screened annually.

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