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St. Joseph's Medical Center (Stockton) Mobile Mammography Program exhibited at
the recent Health Faire in Galt.
The first date that the van will work in Galt is the 16th of June, 2007 from 9
AM to 3 PM. Free and low-cost services available to those who qualify.
Accept insurances as well. Call 1-866-430-8222 to schedule an appointment.
Hablamos Espaņol!
Results of the first day in Galt
The day started with the van having to park where the trees blocked the upload
link for data transmission. This will be corrected for the next exam day,
probably in August. The number of pre-registered women was 17 and only 14
showed up for the exams. The required minimum is 18, but this is the first
time in Galt. We can do better next time. All Galt residents are
invited to inform friends of this health service.

The Mobile Mammography Unit at Save Mart, June 16th. l.
to r. GHS students Elizabeth Martin (senior), Eduwiges Iniguez (junior)
and Anayi Iniguez (senior) were on hand to help out. Not shown is Sarah
Paepke who just graduated from GHS and expects to be a physician.

Olga is the first stop once inside the Mobile Van. She
checks the pre-registered patient's paper work. Then the patient goes to
the oral interview for completing the history.

This small room is for the first exam. The patient is
checked for any lumps in a breast. Some get a pelvic exam and pap smear
too. If the patient is found to have no lumps, then on to the mammogram.
If lumps are found, then the patient is referred to another office for a more
complete exam. Insurance is not required.

Our student helpers (left) are getting an explanation of the
machine from Pam Stolley (right) the Imaging Coordinator.

GHS senior Anayi Iniguez is experiencing the mammography
machine with her fist. The image Coordinator is Pamela Stolley on the
right side.
Registering women at the Library entrance to the Galt Market on Tuesday,
11th of June.

Out-reach workers from St. Joseph's Mobile Mammography Van
project register women for exams.

Celeste Munoz (15) is a sophomore at Galt High School and she
is handing out flyers to women at a gate at the Galt Market.

Sarah Paepke just graduated from GHS and intends to be a
physician.

Lizette Munoz is a senior at GHS and is a frequent community
service worker at a variety of events.
Come back soon to see photos of this project and the
wonderful volunteers.
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