Senior Center News: Masks and Mammograms

Maggie’s Masks

Just as you made a celebratory basketball toss in your wastebasket, face masks are again required in San Juan County. If you no longer have masks or need more, Orcas Senior Center has free masks available to seniors (contact Jami Mitchell at 360-376-7926 orjamim@orcasseniors.org). In addition, Maggie Kaplan is still hard at work handmaking masks. You can pick up Maggie’s masks from her carport at 158 Palisades Drive in the Rosario area. If you’re interested in a more “unique” variety of Maggie’s masks, visit Orcas Arts & Gifts at 245 Main Street. Donations for these masks support Orcas Senior Center.

Mammogram Van – Sept. 20, 21, 22

September is here and that means it is time for Assured Imaging’s mobile mammography screenings at Orcas Senior Center. Annual screenings are recommended for women 40 and over, so if this is you, sign up now. Scheduling is already going briskly, so don’t miss out!

Assured Imaging’s mobile coaches provide the latest in cutting-edge, proven technology, offering both digital 3D and 2D mammogram screenings, and a friendly, professional, all-female clinical staff. One in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer, but if detected early, nearly all cases are treated successfully.

Appointments are available on Monday, September 20, Tuesday, September 21, and Wednesday, September 22. To schedule your appointment call (888) 233-6121 or go to orcasseniors.org for a link. All major insurance is accepted, and no referral is necessary.