Cancer Services Program of the Finger Lakes Region

Cancer Services Program of the Finger Lakes Region Can't afford to pay for cancer screenings? The Cancer Services Program of the Finger Lakes Region is

Founded in 1993, the Center for Community Health's Cancer Services Program of Monroe County (CSP-MC), formerly known as the Women's Health Partnership, is part of a larger statewide initiative run by the NYS Department of Health’s Cancer Services Program. CSP-MC is the only cancer prevention and screening program in Monroe County. It promotes age-appropriate breast, cervical and colorectal cancer screening for uninsured and under-insured men and women. The CSP-MC does not perform the screenings but pays for clinical breast exams and mammograms, pelvic exams and pap tests, and FIT kits and/or colonoscopies at more than 100 clinics and providers across the county. The program also pays for follow-up diagnostic exams if there is an abnormal finding during a screening. In the unfortunate instance that cancer is found, the program will enroll eligible patients into the Medicaid Cancer Treatment Program (MCTP) for full coverage of treatment services. The Cancer Services Program is affiliated with the Center for Community Health, University of Rochester Medical Center. Funded by the New York State Department of Health, Bureau of Cancer Prevention & Control.

We were happy to participate in this past weekend's Strollin' for the Colon - Toni's Race event! Members of our team ran...
09/15/2025

We were happy to participate in this past weekend's Strollin' for the Colon - Toni's Race event! Members of our team ran in the 5k and provided education and resources to race participants, families and friends. 💙

Patient Navigator Sarah Ward took home the 2nd place medal for her age group!

Thank you to the Strollin' for the Colon team for all that they do to raise awareness of colorectal cancer and educate our communities about proper screening and early detection. Learn more about the organization > https://www.strollinforthecolon.org/

The annual A Call to Women of Color event is coming up on Saturday, Sept. 13 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. This year’s theme is...
09/03/2025

The annual A Call to Women of Color event is coming up on Saturday, Sept. 13 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. This year’s theme is "Sawubona: I See You. Celebrating Sisterhood through Our Unique Journeys."

The free event focuses on empowering women to engage in conversation and to promote healthy living among women. Members of our Cancer Services Program team will be sharing information about free screenings for uninsured individuals. Be sure to stop by our table we'll be sharing with our community partners at Wilmot Cancer Institute!

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This year's theme: "Sawubona: I See You. Celebrating Sisterhood through Our Unique Journeys"

Join us tomorrow at Wayne County Public Health with UR Medicine's Mobile Mammography Unit for a breast cancer screening ...
09/02/2025

Join us tomorrow at Wayne County Public Health with UR Medicine's Mobile Mammography Unit for a breast cancer screening event!

Screenings are free for individuals without health insurance ages 40 and older. Are you uninsured and can't make it to the event? Sign-up for free cancer screenings using our online self-referral form here - https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/community-health/community-programs/cancer-services-program/self-referral-form

Screening mammograms are available for women 40+ who have no breast problems or concerns.

To schedule an appointment: call 844-870-0002 or email: mammovan@urmc.rochester.edu

Thank you, Strollin' for the Colon - Toni's Race team, for your continued support! We're proud to be partners in raising...
08/05/2025

Thank you, Strollin' for the Colon - Toni's Race team, for your continued support! We're proud to be partners in raising awareness about colorectal cancer and prevention. 💙

Strollin’ for the Colon presented a check for $3,000 to Cancer Services Program of the Finger Lakes Region.

Come on down to the Sodus Farmers Market today between 2 and 6 p.m. to pick up some market goodies and get your mammogra...
07/30/2025

Come on down to the Sodus Farmers Market today between 2 and 6 p.m. to pick up some market goodies and get your mammogram on the RRH Mobile Mammography Unit!

Hannah and Isabelle from Cancer Services Program will be there with free colon cancer screening kits for uninsured individuals 45 and older.

Can't make it to the market today? Call our office at 585-224-2070 or fill out an online self-referral form here - https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/community-health/community-programs/cancer-services-program/self-referral-form

Headed to Survivors Night at Frontier Field this Friday? We're looking forward to joining Wilmot Cancer Institute and ot...
07/22/2025

Headed to Survivors Night at Frontier Field this Friday? We're looking forward to joining Wilmot Cancer Institute and other local organizations to share resources for cancer prevention and awareness.

Stop by and say hi! Uninsured and due for a cancer screening? Enroll with our program right at our table to ensure you get the potentially life-saving screenings you're eligible for.

Can't make it to the game? Sign up for free cancer screenings with our self-referral form - https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/community-health/community-programs/cancer-services-program/self-referral-form

Grilling season is a hallmark of summer, and for many, hot dogs are part of the tradition.In a recent op-ed, Community O...
07/15/2025

Grilling season is a hallmark of summer, and for many, hot dogs are part of the tradition.

In a recent op-ed, Community Outreach Coordinator Katlyn Newberry shares why cutting down on the amount of processed foods, like hot dogs, is important for health - especially for men.

If you are a man who enjoys hot dogs and sausages, you might want to rethink how much of those you eat. A study published in the British Medical Journal found that men who ate high amounts of ultra-processed food were 29% more likely to develop colon cancer than men who limited the amount they ate.....

Congratulations to Ann for her 35 years of dedication to the community of Yates County! We love and appreciate everythin...
07/09/2025

Congratulations to Ann for her 35 years of dedication to the community of Yates County!

We love and appreciate everything Ann has done to help improve the health and wellness of her community. We are lucky to have her as a colleague and friend.

Thank you, Ann!
- The CSP Team 💙

🎉 Cheers to 35 years of incredible service, Ann Murphy! 🎉

From starting as a Home Health Aide at just 18 to becoming our go-to for lead care coordination, cancer screening promotion, and assisting with immunization clinics—Ann has truly done it all.

She’s the queen of Rice Krispy Treats, known for her 8AM Mellow Yellows and legendary Loch Ness Monster stories.

Ann, your joy, dedication, and unstoppable spirit have left a lasting mark on Yates County. Thank you for all you've done for our team and community—here’s to many more years together! 💛

Address

Center For Community Health & Prevention, 46 Prince Street
Rochester, NY
14607

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15852243070

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Founded in 1993, the Cancer Services Program of the Finger Lakes Region (CSP-FLR), formerly known the Cancer Services Program of Monroe County and before that as the Women's Health Partnership, is part of a larger statewide initiative run by the NYS Department of Health’s Cancer Services Program. CSP-FLR promotes age-appropriate breast, cervical and colorectal cancer screening for uninsured and under-insured men and women. The CSP-FLR does not perform the screenings, but pays for clinical breast exams and mammograms, pelvic exams and pap tests, and FIT kits and/or colonoscopies at more than 100 clinics and providers across the county. The program also pays for follow-up diagnostic exams if there is an abnormal finding during a screening. In the unfortunate instance that cancer is found, the program will enroll eligible patients into the Medicaid Cancer Treatment Program (MCTP) for full coverage of treatment services. The Cancer Services Program is affiliated with the Center for Community Health & Prevention, University of Rochester Medical Center. Funded by the New York State Department of Health, Bureau of Cancer Prevention & Control.