Increase awareness of colorectal cancer and screening in your community.
CRC is rising in the 45–50 age group, at an annual percental change of
1.6%.1
Screening is lowest among the
45–49
age group.2
1 out of 5
CRC cases are found in people under 54.2
Colorectal cancer (CRC) screening begins at age 45, but many people under age 50 haven’t been screened.2 Many simply forget to schedule a CRC screening.3 Use these resources to remind patients to schedule a screening and to prioritize their colon health.
Use this helpful discussion guide when you meet with patients to educate them about colorectal cancer screenings and the benefits.
An individualized risk assessment tool can be a valuable addition to patient-provider discussions about colorectal cancer screening. Use the assessment with your patients to raise awareness and encourage screening.
Use these social media posts to educate and encourage patients to get their colon cancer screening. Copy the text from this page and download the corresponding image. Don’t forget to personalize and add your office information (e.g., phone number, office hours, website). Please note: The supporting references for the body copy appear in the social media image.
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Colorectal cancer screening begins at age 45 for those who are at average risk of colorectal cancer.1 Make an appointment with us to discuss screening options.
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Colorectal cancer (CRC) incidence and mortality can be preventable through regular screening and/or treatment.1 There are many options for CRC screening. Schedule an appointment with us today.
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Colorectal cancer screening begins at age 45 for those who are at average risk of colorectal cancer.1 Don’t delay. Schedule a colorectal screening with us.
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Family history is a risk factor for colorectal cancer (CRC).1 Speak to our physicians about when to begin colorectal cancer screening.
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Colorectal cancer screening begins at age 45 — earlier for those with higher risk.1 Schedule an appointment with our doctors to learn about screening options.
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Staying on schedule with colorectal cancer screenings can reduce risk.1 Contact us about screening options.
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Colorectal cancer screening is beneficial and early detection is important.1 Contact us today to discuss screening options.
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Colorectal cancer (CRC) is the 2nd most common cause of cancer deaths in the United States.1 But when caught early, before the cancer spreads, it can be treated.2 Make an appointment to discuss screening. options today.
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Catching colorectal cancer early before it spreads can increase chances for successful treatment and survival.2 Make an appointment with us today to discuss screening options.
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Colorectal cancer screening can be lifesaving.1 Catching it at an early stage before the cancer spreads is important.1 Contact us today to discuss screening options.
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Colorectal cancer screening is beneficial and early detection is important.1 Contact us today to discuss screening options.
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Colorectal cancer is the only cancer where screening has been proven to reduce mortality in average-risk individuals.4 Patient participation is crucial. Your patients can find more information on our patient webpages.
To help further inform their decisions, these websites can help:
