Onsite Women's Health

Today, we joined hundreds of breast cancer survivors, thrivers and caregivers in our hometown of Nashville, Tennessee, for the Susan G. Komen MORE THAN PINK WALK. By partnering with Susan G. Komen — and, joining one of the largest breast cancer events in the nation — we're taking steps towards increasing breast cancer education, resources and awareness to improve the health of the communities we serve. Onsite CEO, Jillian Wright, was also recognized for her leadership in serving as this year’s Executive Leadership Chair for Nashville’s MORE THAN PINK WALK. “With 1 in 8 women developing breast cancer in their lifetime, many of us have a personal connection to this devastating disease,” says Jillian. “As a young woman with a family history of breast cancer, I am passionate about reducing breast cancer mortality.” To our Onsite teammates across the nation — thank you for helping us ‘stomp out breast cancer’ by participating in your local walks, donning your pink and spreading awareness about the importance of early detection. Together, we are saving lives. #OnsiteWomens #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #BreastCancer #StompOutBreastCancer #FacesOfOnsite

Every day across Onsite Women’s Health’s more than 130 centers, our dedicated care teams save women's lives through early detection. This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, join us as we ‘stomp out breast cancer’ by getting a mammogram – one of the most important ways to detect breast cancer early. Together, we can fight breast cancer and save lives! #OnsiteWomens #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #StompOutBreastCancer #Mammogram #FacesOfOnsite

“I knew I was making a difference while helping save lives.” October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month – a time to unite and make a meaningful impact in the fight against breast cancer. This month, Onsite Women’s Health is proud to celebrate and recognize our teammates across the nation – like Amy Moore – who are “stomping out breast cancer” and raising awareness on the importance of early detection. Amy’s journey with Onsite Women’s Health began as a mammography technologist approximately two decades ago. Today, she is responsible for the oversight and operations of 19 partner practices spanning Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York. She thrives on building trust with our affiliate practices and fostering stronger connections within the company. “Creating a positive environment for my teams in each care center is incredibly significant in my role,” says Amy. “I am genuinely grateful for each of them and the care they provide to every patient.” Throughout Amy’s tenured career, her commitment and dedication to the fight against breast cancer have been unwavering, consistently driving impactful initiatives that support early detection and awareness. Please take a few moments to learn more about Amy: Onsite: What do you enjoy most about your role? Amy: “Building relationships and making lifelong friendships.” I’m proud to work for Onsite Women’s Health because...: Amy: “This is hard to answer as I have many reasons. I am so proud of our mission and the outstanding teams that consistently surpass expectations to ensure the highest standard of care. Additionally, I am proud of the services Onsite provides to our patients and the support we provide for our Onsite family. I also value the career opportunities for growth at our company." Onsite: What is your “why” for “Stomping Out Breast Cancer”? Amy: “Every patient is everything to someone. She’s a wife, mother, sister, daughter, friend, neighbor, teacher, etc. Together with our colleagues and teams, we’ve created a true comradery in the fight against breast cancer. I stomp out breast cancer for them. All of them.” During National Breast Cancer Awareness Month, please join us in thanking Amy – and all Onsite teammates – who work tirelessly to stomp out breast cancer. #OnsiteWomens #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth #EarlyDetection #FacesOfOnsite

At Onsite Women's Health, we remain committed to our employees, partnered practices and patients during times of need. As Hurricane Helene approaches and makes landfall, we are monitoring its path and constantly communicating with our centers that may be impacted. Please join us in keeping everyone affected by Hurricane Helene in your thoughts and prayers. If you are an employee directly impacted by the hurricane and need support, please reach out to your manager. Thank you to our more than 500 teammates for going above and beyond to support our patients, our communities and each other. #OnsiteWomens #HurricaneHelene

On #WorldDenseBreastDay, we're joining a global effort to help raise awareness and support education on dense breasts. Dense breast tissue increases a woman's risk of developing breast cancer and makes breast cancer harder to find on a traditional mammogram. At Onsite Women's Health, we are on a mission to improve women's healthcare. Today and every day, we celebrate our mammography teams and their dedication to saving lives and offering peace of mind daily. Learn more, and join us in making a difference by sharing the top five facts you need to know about dense breasts: https://bit.ly/47TzsaR. #OnsiteWomens #WorldDenseBreastDay #BreastDensity #Mammogram

Thank you to our partner Medicom Technologies Inc. for joining us in the fight against breast cancer!

Saving the lives of sisters, mothers, daughters, wives and friends through innovative breast care. At Onsite Women’s Health, every teammate—whether scheduling or performing a mammogram —plays a critically important role in ensuring that each woman schedules and receives her annual mammogram. Today, we pay tribute to three ‘Onsite Heroes’ – Shari Lowell, Mary Weingartner and Maureen Ewing – from affiliate Ocean OB/GYN in Ocean, New Jersey. Shari, Maureen and Mary were recently honored as 'Onsite Heroes' for their proactive approach and diligence in scheduling a mammogram that ultimately saved the lives of three patients from breast cancer. The Onsite Women's Health 'Hero Program' recognizes and rewards the life-saving work performed by our partners' mammography schedulers. When breast cancer is detected, the individual who scheduled the patient’s mammogram is recognized – alongside the technologist – as an Onsite Hero and receives a special certificate and tumbler for his/her first cancer detection in the calendar year. Thanks to Ocean OB/GYN’s proactive approach and dedication to breast health, their patients received a mammogram exactly when they needed it most. Please join us in celebrating Shari, Maureen and Mary – and Onsite’s 134 ‘Heroes’ to date – whose everyday efforts are saving lives one appointment at a time! #OnsiteWomens #OnsiteHero #BreastCancer #EarlyDetection #BreastHealth #Mammogram 📸: Onsite Women’s Health mammography technologist, Tanya Napolitano, Mary Weingartner, Shari Lowell and Onsite Area Manager Denise Alfieri.

🎙️ Onsite’s Chief Executive Officer, Jillian P. Wright, recently joined Joshua Daniel with Susan G. Komen and Eryn Cooper on WSM Radio to discuss the importance of breast cancer screening compliance, awareness and the upcoming Greater Nashville More Than Pink Walk! “At Onsite, we perform screening mammography across 26 states in over 130 locations – screening more than 400K women a year,” said Jillian. “Every day, we are on a mission to detect breast cancer…the earlier we can detect it, the more lives we can save. The entire goal of the ‘Greater Nashville More Than Pink Walk’ – and the reason I’m serving as this year’s Executive Leadership Chair – is to continue to drive awareness and raise funds for the important mission behind Susan G. Komen and Onsite Women’s Health.” Listen as Jillian and Joshua share what you can do in the fight against breast cancer and more. 🎧: https://bit.ly/3ZvClwP. #OnsiteWomens #BreastCancer #ThoughtLeaderhsip #WomensHealthcare #Nashville #SusanGKomen

Ahead of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we recognize all the breast cancer survivors, patients and healthcare providers who help those diagnosed throughout their journeys. Schedule your mammogram today, and stay tuned next month for tips on how to ‘Stomp Out Breast Cancer’ year-round. #OnsiteWomens #BreastCancer #Mammogram

Today, we pause to honor and remember the lives lost 23 years ago, the bravery of thousands of first responders and the individuals who selflessly fought back to defend our nation. We remember. We reflect. We stand united. #NeverForget #PatriotDay