At UDS Health, our mission is simple: protect those who protect us through life-saving Early Detection screenings. Over the past several weeks, that mission has taken us across the country—partnering with fire and police departments from Massachusetts to Washington State, and many communities in between.
Each stop represents more than just a program—it represents stronger partnerships, healthier first responders, and communities that are better protected. As recent stories have shown, these screenings don’t just provide peace of mind—they save lives.
Boston, MA – Firefighters and Detectives
Our team was proud to provide screenings for Boston Firefighters and Boston Detectives, ensuring that both fire and law enforcement professionals had access to the same high standard of preventive care. By focusing on early detection, we help these public safety professionals stay healthy and ready to serve their communities.
👉 See Boston Fire
👉 See Boston Detectives
Charleston, SC – Early Detection in Action
In Charleston, South Carolina, firefighters received comprehensive screenings designed to detect disease early and keep them fit for the front lines. It was here that firefighter Rob Tackett’s screening revealed thyroid cancer, a discovery that allowed him to seek treatment quickly. Rob now shares his story publicly, inspiring firefighters nationwide to take preventive action.
Virginia Beach, VA – Local 2924
Partnering with Virginia Beach IAFF Local 2924, UDS delivered full Early Detection programs to safeguard the health of this dedicated department. These screenings provide actionable insights that empower firefighters to prioritize their wellness on and off the job.
Snohomish County, WA – Countywide Support
On the West Coast, UDS partnered with Snohomish County Firefighters to bring screenings that support long-term health and wellness. By offering programs that address the unique risks first responders face, we help departments maintain a healthier workforce, ready for every call.
Expanding in New England
Departments across New England—including Glastonbury Fire, Norwich Fire, Willimantic Local 1033, and Wakefield Local 1478—recently hosted UDS screenings. These programs continue to build momentum in a region deeply committed to firefighter wellness.
👉 Glastonbury Fire
👉 Norwich Fire
👉 Willimantic Local 1033
👉 Wakefield Local 1478
Building Police Partnerships – Lake Forest PD
UDS’s expansion now includes law enforcement. Departments like Lake Forest Police are receiving Early Detection screenings tailored to the unique health risks officers face, demonstrating that preventive care is essential for all first responders.
More Communities Served
From Keene FD and Mason City to Pikesville and Bradley Fire, UDS continues to grow its network of partners nationwide. At Pikesville Volunteer Fire Company, for example, a firefighter’s early-stage kidney cancer was detected thanks to a UDS screening—a powerful reminder of the life-saving impact of proactive care.
👉 Keene FD
👉 Mason City
👉 Pikesville
👉 Bradley Fire
One Mission, Shared Nationwide
From Boston to Snohomish County, from firefighters to police officers, one message resonates: early detection saves lives. Every partnership expands access, every screening protects a life, and every department we serve strengthens the first responder community nationwide.
At UDS Health, our mission is clear—bringing high-quality, life-saving screenings to every department that serves and protects our communities.
