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Formerly known as the Columbus Cancer Clinic, LifeCare Alliance Cancer Services provides low-cost or free head-to-toe cancer screenings and mammograms, cancer prevention, and education. The program aids underserved individuals in Central Ohio through its outreach and education efforts. We accept Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance ...
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Cancers don’t always have symptoms. But you may want to get checked out if you have one or more of these seven cancer warning signs: 1. Changes in bowel or bladder habits 2. A sore throat that won’t heal 3. Unusual bleeding or discharge 4. A lump or thickening in the breast or other body part 5. Persistent indigestion or trouble swallowing 6. Any c...
Even if you have no symptoms, the ACSrecommends regular screenings for early detection and treatment of: 1. Female breast cancer 2. Cervical cancer 3. Colon and rectal cancer and polyps These resources can direct you to free or low-cost screenings near you: 1. For breast cancer: Free Mammograms and the CDC’s National Breast and Cervical Cancer Earl...
Free cancer screenings are held at various community locations, including: 1. State health departments 2. Federally qualified health centers(FQHCs) 3. Community health centers(CHCs) 4. Migrant health centers 5. Healthcare facilities for the homeless 6. Health centers for residents of public housing 7. Rural health clinics(RHCs) 8. Free clinics Hosp...
This table shows the type of test typically used to screen for certain cancers,, how long the test takes, and how long it should take to get your results back. By themselves, cancer screenings don’t enable healthcare providers to diagnose cancer. Rather, they indicate whether you need diagnostic tests. For example, healthcare providers may decide t...
The American Cancer Society provides a useful tool to help you easily find locations nearby where you can get cancer screenings.
Regardless of a person’s ability to pay, the Clinic offers cancer screening examinations, mammograms and tests at various locations throughout the community. Both day and evening appointments are available.
Scheduling your recommended health screenings — including those for cancer — is one way you can take control of your health. Advanced diagnostic tools help our team of experts detect cancers earlier and when they’re most treatable.
The Clinic educates the public about cancer prevention and the benefits of early detection; offers affordable, accessable screening examinations, mammograms and tests; and provides home care support services.
Find a Health Center: Use this tool to find a health center near you for low-cost or free cancer screenings with no insurance required. Find Breast and Cervical Screening Programs: People who are on a limited income, uninsured, and underinsured can access breast and cervical cancer screenings and diagnostic services.
