CTMH Doctors Hospital was once again a proud sponsor of this year’s Cayman Islands Cancer Society Health Fair in Conquering Cancer. CTMH Doctors Hospital was present with their “New Blue” at the Grand Cayman Marriott Beach Resort for a day of cancer awareness and education. The sponsorship was a great fit, at CTMH Doctors Hospital, we provide medical advances for cancer prevention, less invasive screening options, early detection of cancer, more precise diagnoses and improved outcomes. CTMH Doctors Hospital is constantly in the pursuit of the latest medical research and development in preventing, diagnosing and treating cancer.

Cancer prevention means lowering the chances of getting cancer in the first place by doing things proactively against cancer, such as practicing healthy eating and getting plenty of exercise.  Screening for pre-cancerous spots (finding lesions before they turn irreversibly into cancer) is also recommended. By spreading awareness, we hope to lower the number of deaths caused by this global disease. CTMH Doctors Hospital’s state-of-the-art facility & technology assists greatly with the diagnosis process.

CTMH Doctors Hospital wants to thank all those who came out to the CICS event and showed their support to the community. It was a fun-filled awareness event, as the health community came together to spread awareness. One of CTMH Doctors Hospital Imaging Radiologists – Dr. Roland Talanow proudly spoke on ‘What should I Do if I Think I Might Have Cancer or Be at Risk’.  Dr. Talanow’s presentation for this Public Health Fair helped educate the Cayman communities in the right approaches to monitoring oneself for cancer as opposed to self-diagnosing. CTMH Doctors Hospital also had their very own visiting specialist/ Oncologist – Dr. Dwight Lowe present on the ‘Advances in the treatment of Metastatic Colonic Cancer’.

Join CTMH Doctors Hospital in conquering cancer by spreading awareness and learning about our Oncology related services today. At CTMH Doctors Hospital we provide Exceptional Care Close to Home.

About CTMH Doctors Hospital

CTMH | Doctors Hospital originally opened in May 2000, with a vision to provide exceptional health care to our clients and patients. Our on-going commitment to this vision can be seen through our continued investment in some of the most advanced medical equipment available, as well as through our highly qualified staff.
CTMH | Doctors Hospital (formerly the Chrissie Tomlinson Memorial Hospital) is a private, for-profit hospital in the Cayman Islands dedicated to providing exceptional health care to the Cayman Islands. Our modern facilities are centrally located in the capital of Grand Cayman, just minutes from the Owen Roberts International Airport. Our central location is less than a 2-hour flight from Miami and only a 45-minute flight from Jamaica. CTMH | Doctors Hospital is an eighteen bed, medical/surgical hospital specializing in surgical care. The residents and visitors of the Cayman Islands enjoy access to a full range of health care services provided by our internationally recognized, locally residing physicians and visiting specialists. Our 24-hour urgent care and consistent investment in state-of-the-art technology exemplify our commitment to improving the quality of life of the people of the Cayman Islands.
For more information please visit: www.doctorshospitalcayman.com

About Cayman Islands Cancer Society

Cayman Islands Cancer Society is a non-profit organization whose mission is to increase awareness amongst the people of the Cayman Islands of cancer as a major health concern, to initiate positive change in all areas relating to cancer, to prevent the development of cancer and to counsel and support cancer patients and their families.
CICS has a vision that foresees a reduction in the incidence of cancer cases and an improvement in the quality of life of all those touched by cancer in the Cayman Islands through focusing on education and prevention programs for children and adults, providing financial and counseling support to cancer patients and their families, facilitating a cancer survivor’s network, reviewing matters of interest to the Society and initiating and lobbying for relevant changes through legislation and other means and enhancing cancer screening, diagnosis and treatment services.
For more information please visit: http://www.cics.ky/

IMAGE: In the photo we have:
Margaret Morash – Radiographer (Left)
Christine Wong – Chief Nurse (Middle)
Elizabeth Sellinger – Administrative Executive Assistant ​(Right)