BGSU Screenings

Wood County Hospital is proud to partner with BGSU’s Division of Community Well-Being to bring health screening events directly to faculty and staff. Our goal is to make it easier than ever to stay on top of your health—conveniently and completely free.

We’ll offer rotating screenings designed to catch potential concerns early and help you make informed choices about your well-being.

Take advantage of this easy way to prioritize your health without having to leave campus.

Tuesday, September 15 11 a.m. - 1 p.m.	Cholesterol Screening	High cholesterol levels are a significant risk factor for heart disease and stroke. Screening helps identify individuals at risk, allowing for early intervention to prevent these serious conditions. This screening will be done via fingerstick with results available in approximately 5 minutes. Fasting is not required. Register here
Tuesday, September 22 9 a.m. - 2 p.m.	Flu Vaccines	A quick flu shot can help prevent illness, reduce missed workdays, and protect vulnerable members of our community. It’s safe, effective, and takes only a few minutes. Flu shots and COVID vaccines will be available starting at 9am in the Sky Bank Room. Please bring your insurance card.
Tuesday, September 22 11 a.m. - 2 p.m.	BGSU Health Fair and Farmers Market	Dermascan - Regular skin cancer screenings are especially important for individuals with a higher risk, such as those with a family history of skin cancer, a history of sunburns, or excessive UV exposure. No need to register, just stop by our booth at the health fair for this screening.
October 20 & 22	Breast Cancer Screening	We’ve reserved time at the Wood County Hospital Women’s Center for BGSU faculty and staff to complete their mammogram. The Women's Center offers advanced 3D mammography for early detection, helping you stay proactive about your health. Women age 40 and older should begin regular mammograms. Register here or call 419-354-8744
October	BGSU Well-O-Ween	Nutrition focused education
October	Flu Vaccines	A quick flu shot can help prevent illness, reduce missed workdays, and protect vulnerable members of our community. It’s safe, effective, and takes only a few minutes. Additional details coming soon.
November	Vitamins & Supplements Webinar	Curious about which vitamins and supplements are truly beneficial? Don’t miss this informative session led by a Wood County Hospital registered dietitian. Learn how to make smart choices for your health and get answers to your questions. A registration link will be made available in October.
November	A1C Screening - National Diabetes Awareness Month	Early detection of high blood sugar levels allows for timely intervention, which can prevent or delay the onset of diabetes and its complications. Regular screenings are recommended, especially for individuals with risk factors like being overweight, having a family history of diabetes or being over the age of 45.