Take Advantage of this New Benefit for State of Florida Employees. Skin Cancer Screenings Save Lives!

We’re excited to announce that as of January 1, 2025, if you are an employee of the State of Florida (or eligible family member age 18+), and are covered in the State Group Health Insurance Program by Capital Health, BCBS, or United Healthcare plans, you are now eligible to receive an annual full-body skin cancer screening at no cost to you. This 3-year pilot program - designed to promote early detection and reduce the impact of skin cancer across our state - offers numerous benefits and underscores the importance of proactive skin health management.

Key Benefits

Early Detection & Treatment: Identifying skin cancer in its early stages may significantly improve outcomes and reduce the need for more invasive treatments.
Increased Access to Screening: The program ensures access to expert dermatologic care.
Educational Resources: Participants receive valuable information on skin cancer prevention, sun protection, and recognizing early signs of skin abnormalities.
Reduced Long-Term Healthcare Costs: Preventative care helps lower expenses associated with later-stage skin cancers.

What's Covered?

Eligible employees are covered for a full-body skin cancer screening by a Florida-licensed dermatologist or supervised mid-level clinician. No cost-share, co-pay, or deductible applies.

Skin cancer is one of the most preventable cancers, and regular screening is a critical component of staying healthy.

ONE in Five People Will Get Skin Cancer in Their Lifetimes. Are you the ONE?

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Skin cancer can affect anyone.

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The fact is, anyone can get skin cancer. And early detection and prevention can save your life. Our team will help you understand all about your skin cancer screening, including what we're going to do, what we've found, and any further actions we might recommend, including treatment options and steps you can take now to try to prevent skin cancers in the future.

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Early Detection and Prevention Saves Lives.