The health and safety of our community is important to us at the MAN VAN™! We are closely monitoring the evolving Coronavirus pandemic, and we know this is a time of uncertainty for everyone.
Thank you for understanding our inability to provide in-person services at this time, we hope to be back as soon as possible!
We are Canada’s first and only mobile men’s health clinic, offering free PSA (Prostate Specific Antigen) blood testing for men aged 40-80 throughout Calgary and rural southern Alberta. One in nine men in Canada will be affected by prostate cancer. When detected early it is very treatable. A PSA blood test from your family doctor or a quick trip to the MAN VAN can aid in early detection. Continue reading to find out when the MAN VAN will be in a location near you. There is no appointment necessary!
At select Know Your Numbers clinics, men over 18 can receive blood pressure, blood sugar, waist circumference, and stress check measurements.
For more information about the MAN VAN view the brochure below or contact Ken Rabb at 403.943.8952:
View MAN VAN BrochureIf you are interested in booking a MAN VAN clinic click here.
Have you previously visited the MAN VAN? Consider making a donation in support of the program. The MAN VAN program receives no government funding and exists solely on the generosity of our supporters.
For more information on the MAN VAN contact Ken Rabb at 403.943.8952 or kenr@prostatecancercentre.ca
If you are interested in booking a MAN VAN clinic click here.
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“ Think about the toughest words you’ll hear in your life. In my case it was — ‘You have prostate cancer.’ You owe it to yourself to get checked. ”
In Canada, one in nine men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. When detected early, prostate cancer is one of the most successfully treated types of cancer.
The staff and volunteers at Calgary Prostate Cancer Centre are dedicated to educating men about the importance of early detection.
