Farmingville, NY – On Friday, January 18, the Stony Brook Cancer Center Mobile Mammography Van will make a special visit to Brookhaven Town Hall to provide breast cancer screenings. This service, co-sponsored by Councilman Kevin LaValle, is provided at no cost to the patient, however, appointments are required. Anyone interested can call Linda Bily, Director of Cancer Patient Advocacy & Community Outreach, at (631)-638-0004 or Gioconda Murillo, Mobile Intake Coordinator, at (631)-638-4135 for more information or to schedule an appointment. Brookhaven Town Hall is located at One Independence Hill in Farmingville. This project is supported with funds from Health Research Inc. and the New York Department of Health.
Eligibility:
•Female, 40 years and older
•Last mammogram (if any) more than 366 days ago
•Not pregnant or breastfeeding
•Does not have implants or breast issues
•Has never been diagnosed with breast cancer
•Has had an office visit with a gynecologist, primary care physician or internist within the past year who is willing to accept the results of the screening
•Individuals who do not have health insurance will be processed through the Cancer Services Program of New York, if eligible
•The patient’s insurance company will be billed accordingly to federal and NYS guidelines
Day of the mammogram: Do not wear deodorant, perfume, powders, lotions or creams on the breast area.
Division of Public Information * Office of the Supervisor
One Independence Hill • Farmingville • NY 11738 • Phone 631-451-6595
