Cheyenne Radiology Group - Medical Imaging

💗 As September Comes to a Close…

This month, we've been talking about prostate and ovarian cancer awareness and the importance of knowing your risk, asking questions, and staying engaged with your health.

As we head into October, we're turning our focus to breast health and breast cancer awareness. 🎀

And we're kicking things off with a special evening for the women of our community!

🎀 Ladies Night is ONE WEEK AWAY! 🎀

Join us Wednesday, October 7, from 5–7 PM at Cheyenne Radiology Group for our Breast Cancer Screening Event.

We'll have screening mammograms, food, vendors, raffle prizes and an evening dedicated to women's health and community. 💕

📍 2003 Bluegrass Circle, Cheyenne

Planning to join us? RSVP through the Facebook event and call to make an appointment! Invite a friend to come with you! 👭

You can also scan the QR code on the flyer for information about the Wyoming Breast Cancer Program application.

Let's head into October together—because taking care of your health is always worth making time for. 💗

🩵 One more reminder before September slips away…

We've spent this month talking about prostate and ovarian cancer awareness, but these conversations shouldn't end when the calendar changes.

Medical imaging is one part of a much bigger healthcare journey. Our job is to help make that part a little clearer.

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🎉 Fun Friday answer: E — ALL OF THE ABOVE!

Okay, maybe that's a little too easy. 😂

But here's the serious part:
Whatever your favorite way to spend your time, your health helps you keep doing it.

September is a good month to put one small health task on your list:
💙 Talk to your doctor about prostate cancer screening.
🩵 Don't ignore persistent or unusual symptoms.
📅 Schedule an appointment you've been putting off.
📋 Know your family health history.

Small steps can make a big difference in staying engaged with your health.
Now go enjoy the weekend! 🤠

💙 It's Fun Friday!

September has us thinking about the people who make us want to stick around for a long, long time.

So here's today's question:

What's your favorite way to spend a beautiful fall weekend in Wyoming?
🌲 A️ 🔲 Get outside
🎨 B️ 🔲 Explore local art
🍎 C️ 🔲 Visit a farmers market
🏡 D️ 🔲 Hang out with family & friends
🤠 E️ 🔲 All of the above!

And if you're looking for something to do this weekend, the Horse Nations Indian Relay Championship of Champions is taking place at Frontier Park September 25–27. 🐎


The Indian Relay Championship of Champions is scheduled at Frontier Park September 25–27, 2026.

🎀 Save the Date! 🎀

Ladies, mark your calendars! 💕

Cheyenne Radiology Group and Cheyenne Women’s Imaging Pavilion are hosting a Breast Cancer Screening Event on:
📅 Wednesday, October 7
⏰ 5:00–7:00 PM
📍 Cheyenne Radiology Group, 2003 Bluegrass Circle, Cheyenne, WY
This special evening is designed to make breast health a little easier to prioritize — with screening mammograms available for uninsured, underinsured, and insured women.

And because taking care of yourself should include a little fun, we'll also have:
🍴 Food
🛍️ Vendors
🎁 Raffle prizes
💗 A supportive community atmosphere

If you may qualify for assistance through the Wyoming Breast Cancer Program, scan the QR code on the flyer to complete the application.

Save the date, invite a friend, and make an evening of it! 💕

🩻 What does “staging” mean when we're talking about cancer?

If someone is diagnosed with cancer, their healthcare team may need to determine:
🔹 How large is the cancer?
🔹 Where is it located?
🔹 Has it spread to nearby tissues or lymph nodes?
🔹 Has it spread elsewhere in the body?

This process is called staging.

CT scans can be one of the imaging tools used to help physicians understand where cancer is located and whether it may have spread.
Different imaging exams answer different questions—which is why you may see several types of imaging involved in a patient's care.

One scan doesn't tell the whole story. Your care team puts the pieces together. 🧩

🧡 World Patient Safety Day 🧡

Today is World Patient Safety Day, and this year's theme is “Safe care for life!”

Cancer care can involve many steps—prevention, diagnosis, imaging, treatment and follow-up. Making sure information is accurate, communicated clearly and shared with the right care team is an important part of keeping patients safe.

As patients, one of the most helpful things we can do is ask questions.
❓ What is this test looking for?
❓ Why is it being ordered?
❓ What should I expect?
❓ When and how will I receive my results?

Speaking up isn't being difficult. It's being an active participant in your care. 🧡



WHO's 2026 campaign specifically focuses on safer care for people living with noncommunicable diseases, including cancer.

💙 Prostate Cancer Awareness Week starts today.

This week is a great reminder for the men in our community to have the conversation—even if you feel perfectly healthy.

Prostate cancer doesn't always cause noticeable symptoms in its early stages. That's why talking with your healthcare provider about your age, family history, risk factors and screening options matters.

And if additional evaluation is needed, imaging such as prostate MRI can be an important part of the diagnostic process.

Don't wait for a health concern to become an emergency before you start talking about your health.

Know your risk. Know your options. Know when to ask questions.

🎉 Fun Friday answer!

The answer is…
🥁🥁🥁

B☑️ MRI!

MRI uses a powerful magnetic field and radio waves to create detailed images of soft tissues—including the prostate.

It's very different from an X-ray, which is especially useful for looking at bones and certain other structures.

Did you get it right? 🙌

And if you're heading out to enjoy Cheyenne's Artwalk this weekend, have fun supporting our local artists and creative community! 🎨