Lung Screening Programs

Free or low-cost lung CAT scan screening for nonsmokers who are 40+ years old

If you are a non-smoker (smoked fewer than 100 cigarettes over your lifetime) 40+ years old who has been exposed to secondhand smoke, you may be eligible for a free or low-cost non-invasive low-dose lung CT scan screening as a participant in a study funded by FAMRI, the Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute. Visit the FAMRI-I-ELCAP website to learn more about participating in the study. Contacts at CT screening centers in NJ and NY are listed belowcheck the FAMRI weblink above for screening sites in California, Florida, Georgia, Texas and Washington State):

Free or low-cost lung CT scan screening for smokers who are 50+ years old

If you are a current smoker over 50 years old, you may be eligible for a free or low cost non-invasive low-dose lung CT scan screening as a participant in a study funded by The American Legacy Foundation. Visit the LEGACY-I-ELCAP website to learn more about participating in the study. Contacts at CT screening centers in NJ and NY are the same as those listed above, in addition to:

Rutgers’ Cancer Institute of New Jersey conducts its own lung cancer CT scan screening program for past or current smokers, and/or persons with a history of chronic lung disease. Learn more at http://cinj.org/patient-care/lung-cancer-screening-program.

Last update: 4/4/14