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Colorectal Cancer Screening Billing Resources

Standard screening colonoscopies must be covered at no cost.  


Follow-up colonoscopy after a positive stool test

Medicare, Affordable Care Act, and commercial health insurance plans cover a follow-up colonoscopy after a non-invasive stool-based test is returned with a positive or abnormal result for patients 45 years of age and older.  Clinicians can assure patients that if they choose to complete a stool-based testing for colorectal cancer screening, the colonoscopy is fully covered af

Urology Nevada Cancer Foundation 5k for Prostate Cancer

The UNCF 5K for Prostate Cancer is a community run and walk focused on raising awareness, promoting prevention and supporting individuals affected by prostate cancer. It also raises funds for the Urology Nevada Cancer Foundation to increase screening, prevention education and support those affected by prostate cancer.

Open to participants of all ages and fitness levels, the event encourages healthy lifestyles while funding education, early detection and access to care. Runners can sign up as individuals or as a team.

National Firefighter Registry Aims to Reduce Cancer Risk Among Those Who Serve

The launch and expansion of the National Firefighter Registry (NFR) for Cancer marks a critical step forward in understanding one of the most persistent occupational health risks facing firefighters today. Led by National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), this initiative is the largest effort ever undertaken to examine how firefighting may influence cancer risk—and how those risks can be reduced.

Sunrise Hospital Earns National Rectal Cancer Accreditation, Expanding Access to High-Quality Cancer Care in Southern Nevada

Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center has received accreditation from the American College of Surgeons’ National Accreditation Program for Rectal Cancer, becoming the only NAPRC-accredited hospital in Southern Nevada.

This accreditation is meaningful for cancer control in Nevada because rectal cancer care is complex and outcomes can vary significantly depending on access to specialized, coordinated treatment. NAPRC accreditation recognizes programs that meet national standards for multidisciplinary care, treatment planning, quality improvement and evidence-based protocols.