Cardiovascular health screening service to hold session in Sharon

SHARON — This winter, Northwest Corner residents will be able to receive a cardiovascular health screening at the Sharon Town Hall.

From 9 to 11 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 3, Pulse4Pulse will be offering 20 minute, non-invasive circulation tests with real-time results and recommendations from registered clinicians.

Most insurances will be accepted at the event, and those whose insurance is not covered may pay a $100 cash price if between 18 and 64 years old, or a $50 fee if 65 or older.

Pulse4Pulse affirms the importance of early detection medicine in successful treatment for cardiovascular disease, identifying asymptomatic patients through preventative screening.

To register for a screening, call Doreen Napoli from Pulse4Pulse at (860) 919-7358.

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