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Cancer Services Program of the Finger Lakes Region

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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.

11/21/2025

Nutrition can play an important role in both preventing cancer and helping during and after treatment.

Sarah Merritt, regional community outreach coordinator for Wilmot Cancer Institute's Community Outreach and Engagement team, and Sue Czap, a registered dietitiian with Wilmot Cancer Institute's Pluta Integrative Oncology and Wellness Center, offer evidence-based guidance and strategies.

Preventing cancer isn't always possible because finding a direct cause can be difficult. But researchers have found one important thing that makes a difference: nutrition.

11/20/2025

The Cancer Services Program of the Finger Lakes Region is honored to celebrate National Rural Health Day today, November 20th, 2025.

On this day, we recognize both the challenges and strengths of rural health care, and the dedicated people working to improve the lives of others. Our rural communities are strong and resilient, serving as the backbone of our state.

The partnerships the Cancer Services Program of the Finger Lakes Region has formed across Ontario, Wayne, Seneca, Yates, Livingston and Monroe counties supports our efforts to connect individuals in rural communities to life saving health care.

Thank you to our following partners and many more Ontario County Public Health, Seneca County Health Department, Yates County Public Health, Wayne County Public Health, Livingston County, New York, Monroe County Department of Public Health, Finger Lakes Community Health, Finger Lakes Health, Oak Orchard Health Center, Elizabeth Wende Breast Care, LLC, Thompson Health, Wayne County Rural Health Network and Planned Parenthood.

11/19/2025

Thanks to our partners at Wilmot Cancer Institute for hosting a great event on lung cancer awareness yesterday at the Central Library of Rochester & Monroe County NY!

Community Outreach Coordinator Katlyn Newberry shared information about our breast, cervical and colorectal cancer screening services and how to enroll in our program if you're uninsured.

Check out our self-referral form > https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/community-health/community-programs/cancer-services-program/self-referral-form

10/28/2025

Breast cancer can’t be prevented, but you can lower your risk!

You can limit or stop drinking alcohol, stay at a healthy weight, and be physically active.

Learn more about lowering your risk for breast cancer and talk to your doctor about getting screened: https://www.health.ny.gov/diseases/cancer/breast/symptoms.htm

10/24/2025

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Our CCHP team is honored to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Wear Pink Day, raising awareness about early detection and showing our support for all those impacted by breast cancer.

If you or someone you know is uninsured and needs a mammogram, reach out to the Cancer Services Program of the Finger Lakes Region to confirm eligibility for a free screening. Call (585) 224-3070 to learn more.

10/23/2025

Join us in wearing pink tomorrow in support of breast cancer survivors, fighters, and those we've lost. Help us raise awareness of the disease and the importance of early detection.

We'd love to see your pink! Feel free to tag us in your photos. 💗

10/22/2025

A colonoscopy is considered the gold standard of screening for colorectal cancer. UR Medicine gastroenterologist Dr. Anjanet Perez-Colon shares what a colonoscopy can show and what the procedure entails, from start to finish.

Learn more: https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/news/publications/health-matters/what-can-a-colonoscopy-show-and-how-to-prepare

Due for a colonoscopy but don't have health insurance? We can help! Call us at (585) 224-3070 to learn more.

What do colonoscopies look for and what can you expect from the procedure?

10/21/2025

10/17/2025

Today is National Mammography Day! Need a mammogram? If you don't have insurance or a healthcare provider, you may still be able to get screened for breast cancer.

Finding cancer early saves lives! Begin at age 40 and get a mammogram at least every two years to help catch and treat breast cancer early.

The Cancer Services Program of the Finger Lakes Region is here to help and offers free mammograms to eligible people without insurance. Call us at (585) 224-3070!

10/16/2025

We're excited about this new technology that will support earlier detection and help more people through improved breast cancer screening! 🩷

ROCHESTER, N.Y. (WROC) — It is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the push to get people screened is underway. Getting screened is the best way to find cancer early, and that’s crucial since …

10/15/2025

10/14/2025

The risk for breast cancer increases as you age. Get screened starting at age 40.

Talk to your healthcare provider about scheduling your mammogram and make every year count.

Don't have health insurance? Call our team at (585) 224-3070 or use our self-referral form > https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/community-health/community-programs/cancer-services-program/self-referral-form

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

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

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+15852243070

Website

http://www.getscreened.urmc.edu/

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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.