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Become a Lung Screening Saves Navigator
We're dedicated to reducing the burden of lung cancer by increasing the number of people who get screened each year. Join our Screening Saves network and help us build awareness, increase patient referrals, and educate patients about the importance of lung screenings.
COMMUNITY MEMBERS
How to Get a Lung Screening
We're here to help guide you through the lung screening process. We can connect you to a patient navigator to offer emotional support, assist with scheduling appointments, help with insurance and financial challenges, and explain the screening process.
EMPOWERING OUR SCREENING NETWORK
The Screening Saves program is designed to energize the medical community and our screening network to mobilize, educate, and compel eligible patients to get yearly lung screenings. We host quarterly Navigator Network meetings to collaborate, share data and best practices. Catch up on our Navigator Network meetings in the videos below.
Upcoming Events
Join us for an upcoming Screening Navigator meeting.
LCI Lung Screening Navigator Network December Meeting
LCI Lung Screening Navigator Network December Meeting
Join our forum to learn more about lung cancer screening practices!
Navigator Network Videos
Catch up on Screening Network meetings you may have missed.
In The News
See the latest Screening Saves media coverage.
WNCT Covers Screening Saves Program Launch
LCI held a Screening Saves provider education event at ECU Health in Greenville and WNCT came out to help educate viewers about the importance of lung screenings.
CONNECTING THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY
Lung Cancer Initiative has created a powerful provider network across the Southeast with locations listed below in Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Tennessee. Interested in joining our screening network? We’re rapidly expanding the program to areas across the country.
North Carolina
UNC Health – Chapel Hill
ECU Health – Greenville & surrounding communities
Bon Secours – Greenville
WakeMed – Raleigh
UNC Health Appalachian – Boone
Atrium Health – Charlotte
Sampson Regional Medical Center – Lumberton
Atrium Health – Albemarle
Ashe Memorial Hospital – Jefferson
LeBauer Pulmonary/Cone Health – Greensboro
UNC Health Lenoir Cancer Center – Kinston
UNC Nash – Rocky Mount
UNC Health Southeastern – Lumberton
UNC Johnston – Smithfield
Haywood Regional Medical Center – Clyde
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist – Winston-Salem
Duke Cancer Institute – Raleigh
FirstHealth of the Carolinas – Pinehurst
Atrium Health – Charlotte, Monroe, Winston-Salem
UNC Rex – Raleigh
Georgia
Augusta University Health System – Augusta
Northside Hospital – Atlanta, Cherokee, Duluth, Forsyth, Gwinnett
Southeast Georgia Health System – Brunswick, St. Mary’s
South Carolina
McLeod Health – Florence
Lexington Medical Center – Columbia
Trident Hospital – Charleston
Gibbs Cancer Center – Spartanburg
Medical University of South Carolina
Roper Hospital – Charleston
AnMed Medical Center – Anderson
PRISMA Health – Greenville
Tennessee
Ballad Health
University of Tennessee Medical Center
Vanderbilt Health – Nashville & surrounding communities
Southern Tennessee Regional Health System – Lawrenceburg
West Cancer Center – Memphis & surrounding communities
Are you a healthcare provider who's ready to join our network?
INFORMING HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
Together with our provider network partners we’re building awareness of the critical importance of lung screening and how to get screened for lung cancer, especially among those at high-risk. Take advantage of our Resource Index that is updated on a continuous basis with the latest information.
National Organizations & Guidelines
1. American Lung Association (ALA) – Saved By The Scan
Provides information on eligibility and a risk assessment quiz for lung cancer screening.
2. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – Lung Cancer Screening
Offers an overview of screening guidelines, risks, and benefits.
3. United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) – Lung Cancer Screening Guidelines
Official screening recommendations based on age and smoking history.
4. National Cancer Institute (NCI) – Lung Cancer Screening Overview
Comprehensive guide on lung cancer screening, eligibility, and benefits.
5. American Cancer Society (ACS) – Lung Cancer Screening Guidelines
Provides guidance on screening and early detection recommendations.
Screening Locator Tools
6. American College of Radiology (ACR) – Lung Cancer Screening Locator
7. GO2 Foundation for Lung Cancer – Screening Center Locator
State-Specific & Financial Assistance Resources
8. North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services – Lung Cancer Screening Programs
9. American Lung Association – State-Specific Screening & Quit Smoking Programs
10. Medicare & Medicaid Coverage for Lung Cancer Screening – Coverage Database
11. Cancer Financial Assistance Coalition (CFAC) – More Information
12. LUNGevity Foundation – Screening & Early Detection Resources
13. Patient Advocate Foundation – Financial Assistance for Screening
14. The Lung Cancer Research Foundation – Screening Awareness Initiatives
MOBILIZING THOSE AT HIGH RISK TO GET SCREENED
Need ideas to motivate those who are eligible to request a lung screening? Would access to key data or other resources help your local screening network? We’re ready to help at every stage of the journey.