Get Screened for Lung Cancer
Early detection reduces the risk of dying from lung cancer by 20%.
A low-dose CT (LDCT) lung cancer screening can help detect lung cancer before symptoms appear, when treatment is often most effective.
Schedule Your Screening
Early Detection. Better Outcomes.
Lung cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer-related deaths. Because symptoms often do not appear until the disease has progressed, screening plays an important role in identifying lung cancer at an earlier stage.
Low-dose CT screening is a quick, painless exam that can detect lung abnormalities before symptoms develop. For those at high risk, early detection can help improve treatment options and outcomes.
Who Should Be Screened?
You May Be Eligible for Lung Cancer Screening If You:
Are between the ages of 50 and 80
Currently smoke cigarettes
Previously smoked and quit within the last 15 years
Have a significant smoking history (20+ pack-years)
An Accredited Lung Cancer Screening Center
Holy Cross Health is recognized as an American College of Radiology (ACR) Lung Cancer Screening Center. This designation demonstrates our commitment to providing lung cancer screening services that meet the highest standards of quality, safety and patient care.
As an ACR-designated center, our screening program follows nationally recognized best practices in radiology and lung cancer detection.
What to Expect: Your Lung Cancer Screening Journey
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Schedule Your Appointment
Contact our team to determine eligibility and schedule your screening.
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Receive a Low-Dose CT Scan
Your screening is performed using advanced imaging technology and takes only a few minutes.
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Results Review
Radiology specialists carefully review your images and findings.
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Follow-Up Care
If additional evaluation is needed, our care team will help coordinate next steps and follow-up care.
Frequently Asked Questions
Lung cancer screening is recommended for adults who meet age and smoking history guidelines and are considered at higher risk for developing lung cancer.
No. The scan is non-invasive, painless and takes only a few minutes.
The actual scan takes just a few minutes, although the overall appointment may be longer.
Many insurance plans cover lung cancer screening for eligible individuals. Contact us to discuss your coverage.
No. Lung cancer screening is intended for people at risk before symptoms develop.
Your care team will review the results with you and recommend any necessary follow-up testing or care.