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Cardiac Risk (Blood Pressure, Blood Glucose, Cholesterol)
- BOISE: Cholesterol Screenings at Central District Health Department (CDHD) by appointment. Cost is $19.00. Visit CDHD’s website for details.
- MCCALL: Cholesterol Screenings at Central District Health Department (CDHD) by appointment. Cost is $19.00. Visit CDHD’s website for details.
- MOUNTAIN HOME: Cholesterol Screenings at Central District Health Department (CDHD) by appointment. Cost is $19.00. Visit CDHD’s website for details.
- For ongoing community cardiac risk screenings in your area, contact your local hospital or health district.
Mammograms (mobile)
- SOUTHEAST: Portneuf Medical Center Mobile Mammography Coach
- SOUTHWEST: Saint Alphonsus Mobile Mammography Unit
- SOUTHWEST: St. Luke’s Health System Mobile Mammography Coach
- For additional mammogram services in your area, contact your local hospital or health district.
Mental Health/Depression
- HAILEY: This screening program provides increased awareness of the signs and symptoms of mental health issues, and will help you connect with available mental health resources in the community. Visit St. Luke’s website for details.
- STATEWIDE: Benefit eligible employees and their dependents may receive counseling services with no copayment through the Employee Assistance Program.
- For ongoing community mental health/depression screenings in your area, contact your local hospital or health district.
Prostate Cancer
For prostate screening services in your area, contact your local hospital or health district.
Skin Cancer
- BOISE: Idaho Skin Surgery Center
- FREE screening clinic on the second Tuesday from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. on the following months: January, May, and September. Call 208-433-1114 with questions.
- CHUBBUCK: Idaho Skin Institute
- Call 208-238-7546 with questions.
- POCATELLO & BLACKFOOT: Bingham Dermatology Center
- Call 208-233-4455 for date of next screening clinic.
- Find FREE skin cancer screenings in your area with the American Academy of Dermatology’s screening program or contact your local hospital or health district.