1. 2520 Cherry Ave.
Bremerton, WA 98310
NONPROFIT ORG.
US POSTAGE
PAID
TACOMA,WA
PERMIT NO. 948
It’s cancer
prevention.
When it comes to cancer, prevention
and early detection can equal survival.
Learn more about prevention and screenings
at an upcoming health talk.
IT’S NOT
CANCER.
A Powerful Ally
in Cancer Care
When it comes to cancer, you
want the very best on your team,
close to home. Harrison offers
a full spectrum of inpatient
and outpatient cancer care.
Everything you need is right
here on the peninsula.
Accredited by the American
College of Surgeons Commission
on Cancer
ACCREDITED PROGRAM
Abby Crisp, mother, grandmother, cancer survivor.
Peace of Mind
For you and your loved ones
5 Screenings, 1 Year
• Colorectal
• Skin
• Prostate
• Breast
• Lung
Learn more at:
harrisonmedical.org/cancer
Cancer. You may not want to
think about it, but if you are at
risk because of your age or family
history, you should talk to your
doctor about screening tests.
Screenings can help find cancer early
when treatment can work best.
Contact your primary care provider
for more information.
Need to find a provider near you?
Visit harrisonmedical.org/doctor for
a complete list of our physicians.

2. Men Matter
Protecting the men you love
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among American men. A
recent study by Olympic College revealed that men are more likely to seek
medical care if their spouses or partners encourage them to get checked.
Attend this FREE evening of health talks to learn about prevention, signs,
and symptoms. Early detection and attention are key to catching prostate
cancer early on when treatments are most effective. One of our physicians
will be available to answer any questions that you may have. Men will also
have the option to get a free screening at this event.
Breast Health and You
Lifesaving skills for all ages
Studies have shown that the most aggressive forms of breast
cancer develop in a woman’s 20s. Whether you have a family
history of breast cancer or not, it’s important to know basic
prevention tips that could save your life. In observance of
Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Harrison experts, alongside
Olympic College nursing students, will explain signs, symptoms,
and offer prevention information, including how to perform a
proper breast self-exam at home. This event is suitable for all
ages and especially helpful for parents and educators.
Space is limited. To register for these health talks, visit
harrisonmedical.org/peaceofmind or call 866-844-WELL.
Register
today!
Cancer Prevention
Starts with You
The prevention and early detection of cancer equal
survival. About 84 percent of cancers are preventable!
Genetics load the gun, lifestyle pulls the trigger. It may
seem scary, but by following a few simple prevention
tips, you can significantly decrease your chances of
developing cancer. In observance of Prostate and
Breast Cancer awareness months, Harrison will offer
two FREE health talks aimed to help you continue
enjoying life with peace of mind for you and your family.
September is
Prostate Cancer
Awareness Month
October is
Breast Cancer
Awareness Month
Provider Partners:
Charles S. Springate, MD
Manas Jain, MD
Marc Mitchell, DO
Marina Cheng, MD
Todd Garvin, MD
Randall Moeller, MD
Keith Schulze, MD
Scott Bildsten, DO
Bill Shipley, cancer survivor,
and his wife, Kay.
Wednesday, September 17, 4 – 9 pm
Harrison Radiation Oncology
2520 Cherry Ave.
Bremerton
Meet Our Speaker:
Nancy Lorber, ARNP
Register today at
harrisonmedical.org/peaceofmind
or call 866-844-WELL.
Wednesday, October 1, 6 – 7 pm
Harrison Silverdale, Garden Room
1800 Mhyre Rd.
Silverdale