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Reading Hospital to host ‘Let’s Talk, Breast Health’

Reading Hospital to host ‘Let’s Talk, Breast Health’

Attendees will be tickled pink with this free event, which includes mocktails, fun activities, and an expert panel discussion

Join Reading Hospital’s Community Wellness Department for mocktails and candid conversations during “Let’s Talk, Breast Health” on Saturday, Oct. 3. The free event is open to the public and will be held from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Scottish Rite Cathedral, 430 S. 7th Ave., West Reading, Pa.

“Let’s Talk, Breast Health” is a supportive and friendly event where women of all ages can learn and have fun. Grab a family member, friend, neighbor, or coworker and enjoy a morning together with mocktails, heavy hors d’oeuvres, informational tables, and pinkalicious activities, including a selfie station. Attendees will also receive a free gift box with an assortment of treats.

Hospital staff will be available to help attendees schedule a mammogram, and Rep. Johanny Cepeda-Freytiz will host an informative panel discussion from 11 a.m. to noon with four Reading Hospital medical experts, who will discuss the importance of receiving annual mammograms and answer attendee questions about breast health. Speakers include:

The event is supported by the Reading Hospital Foundation and is part of the hospital’s recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which begins in October. Event registration is requested by emailing MobileMammo@towerhealth.org or visiting https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/NnbdfaANJw .

“Our Community Wellness team is committed to building a healthier community,” said Desha Dickson, Vice President of Community Wellness at Tower Health. “We want to meet people where they are, share vital information about the importance of mammograms and breast health, and make access to healthcare as easy as possible.”

“Let’s Talk, Breast Health” is supported by the Reading Hospital Foundation. Email the Mobile Mammography team at MobileMammo@towerhealth.org for questions about the event, to partner with Reading Hospital on mammogram and breast cancer awareness initiatives, or to book the hospital’s Mobile Mammo Coach. To learn more about breast health and mammograms, visit TowerHealth.org/FindItEarly.