Brunch & Breast Health: A Special Screening Event in Casper
avolzke • September 11, 2025
Brunch & Breast Health: A Special Screening Event in Casper
Wyoming/Casper Imaging Outpatient Radiology is making breast health a little easier, and a lot more enjoyable. Join them for a Brunch & Breast Health Screening Event on Saturday, October 18, 2025, from 8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at Casper Medical Imaging, 419 S Washington St, Ste. 101, Casper, WY.
This event is designed to encourage women in our community to stay on top of their breast health in a warm and supportive setting. Women ages 40 and older can receive a screening mammogram, while also enjoying a light brunch, refreshments, and giveaways.
To ensure access for everyone, the Wyoming Cancer Program will be on-site to help uninsured and underinsured patients with mammogram costs.
If you’re due for a mammogram, this is the perfect chance to make your health a priority. Early detection saves lives, don’t miss this opportunity to take care of yourself in a welcoming and encouraging environment.
For any additional questions about this event, please contact Wyoming/Casper Imaging Outpatient Radiology at 307-265-1620
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