Office of Cancer Community Outreach, Disparities, and Engagement
Winston-Salem, NC
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We have a Winner! Ashley Gonzalez, our fearless advocate for cancer patients, community members, and underserved populations at the Office of Cancer Health Equity, has been recognized today with the Financial Health First Responder Award of 2024 by Financial Pathways.
Please join us in celebrating her for this wonderful achievement. Congratulations, Ashley! #oche @atriumhealth #atriumhealthproud #financialapthwayofthepiedmont
Tomorrow is #DayOfGiving with Jersey Mike’s! All proceeds will be donated to one of our greatest supporters, the American Cancer Society (ACS). On the Day of Giving, customers can order by dine-in, carry out, curbside pick-up, mobile app, and by placing catering orders.
Our office has been able to support cancer patients with their lodging and transportation needs thanks to the support form the ACS to ensure access to timely cancer care.
Please consider being part of this #DayOfGiving!
Here is the link with locations (acsevents.org)
#dayofgiving #jerseymikesdayofgiving #acs #oche #atriumhealth #atriumhealthproud #integratedcancercenter
Starting Thursday, April 18th, Stupid Cancer is presenting Digital CancerCon 2024, a virtual conference for all members of the adolescent and young adult cancer community. Whether you’re a patient, survivor, caregiver, or professional, there’s a session just for you!
Welcome March! Today we have a double awareness day since the first Friday of March is Dress in Blue Day and March 1stmarks the beginning of Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month.
Did you know that colorectal cancer is the second deadliest cancer in the U.S.?
Did you know that colorectal cancer is one of the few cancers that’s preventable thanks to screening?
We can guide uninsured individuals in how to access free colorectal screening. Ask us how!
#OCHE #DressInBlueDay #ColorectalCancerAwarenessMonth #AtriumHealth
ALT During Black History Month, we would like to feature our amazing Population Health Patient Navigator, Alexis Daniels, MS, OPN-CG. She is a fearless advocate and leader who has been serving the African American cancer patients receiving care in our Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Cancer Center for almost five years. The positive impact that Alexis makes in the cancer journey of her patients do not go unnoticed. We are so grateful and proud for all that Alexis does for our patients and communities! You can also leave a message for Alexis. #oche #atriumhealthproud #cancerequity #blackhistorymonth
She is a fearless advocate and leader who has been serving the African American cancer patients receiving care in our Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Comprehensive Cancer Center for almost five years.
Governor Cooper has proclaimed January as Radon Action Month to help educate people about how to reduce their risk of lung cancer from radon.
Radon is an odorless, colorless gas and, after smoking, is the second leading cause of lung cancer in the United States.
