Intervention Arm: ¡Salud! Por la vida Educational Intervention After completing eligibility and baseline surveys, trained lay health workers delivered an educational intervention for colorectal cancer screening with included a tailored interactive multimedia intervention (TIMI), newsletter, infographics, and a provider prompt for colorectal cancer screening. This educational session was delivered at intervention clinics and lasted about 1 hour. Follow-up data was collected starting at 6 months post educational session.

Control Arm: No intervention was delivered. At baseline, participants completed eligibility and baseline surveys. Follow-up data was collected 6 months post-baseline survey.

Lay health worker (LHW) delivered educational intervention for colorectal cancer screening (CRCS). The intervention consisted in having the participant complete a tailored interactive multimedia intervention (TIMI). TIMI consisted of a series of educational videos that addressed common barriers to colorectal cancer screening as well as provided information about colorectal cancer (CRC) and CRCS tests. Participants were able to tailor the TIMI for sex (male/female) and CRC family history. After TIMI completion, the LHW provided participant with a copy of the SPLV newsletter and printed infographics on CRC, CRCS, and an action plan tailored by type of CRCS (FOBT/FIT or colonoscopy). The Intervention Group subject participation took approx. up to 2 hours and Control Group up to 1 hour (half hour for each: baseline and follow-up interview). Follow-up data was collected 6 months post education session (intervention group) or post-baseline survey (control group).

Number of participants aged 50-75 who completed a colorectal cancer screening (FOBT, FIT, and/or colonoscopy) Screening behavior status at follow-up was assessed by asking patients the month and year of their last CRCS and by medical record review.