Lung Cancer Screening

Lung cancer is the leading cancer killer in both men and women in the U.S. According to the American Lung Association, at least 8.6 million Americans are at high risk for developing lung cancer and are recommended to receive an annual screening with low-dose CT scans. Screening individuals at high risk can dramatically improve lung cancer survival rates by finding the disease at an earlier stage when it can be more successfully treated.

Should You Be Screened?

You should be screened for lung cancer if you meet these conditions:

Are between 50 and 80 years old
Have a 20 pack-year smoking history
Currently smoke or quit within the past 15 years

Lung cancer can go undiagnosed for a long time because symptoms—such as a nagging cough—can be mistakenly blamed on other health issues such as pneumonia, allergies or a cold. Unfortunately, symptoms usually do not appear until the cancer has spread to other parts of the body. At this point, it is harder to treat the cancer. If you match the conditions above, don’t take chances with your health. Studies have shown that low-dose CT scan is the only lung cancer screening tool that reduces the risk of dying from lung cancer.

Request an appointment for Screening

Screening is both simple and important as finding disease early improves treatment options. Schedule your low-dose CT scan and imaging appointment at one of our eleven convenient locations. And with the highest level of infection prevention and social distancing practices, we deliver quality care as well as peace of mind.

Request an Appointment

At Orlando Health, you can expect extraordinary and personalized care in a relaxing environment. Our imaging team is committed to providing education and reassurance throughout your imaging procedure, maximizing your comfort at each step. Plus, we provide the highest level of infection prevention and social distancing practices to consistently deliver quality care as well as peace of mind.

ER Wait Times

Information will update every 5 minutes. ER Wait Times are approximate and provided for informational purposes only. Estimated Wait Times as of: Monday, December 4, 2023 8:43 AM

Distance(Use My Location)		Wait Time
Bayfront Health Emergency Room - Crossroads	Directions	4 min
Bayfront Health Emergency Room - Pinellas Park	Directions	1 min
Bayfront Health St. Petersburg	Directions	2 min
Orlando Health - Health Central Hospital	Directions	9 min
Orlando Health Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children	Directions	10 min
Orlando Health Dr. P. Phillips Hospital	Directions	4 min
Orlando Health Emergency Room - Blue Cedar	Directions	5 min
Orlando Health Emergency Room - Four Corners	Directions	3 min
Orlando Health Emergency Room - Lake Mary	Directions	19 min
Orlando Health Emergency Room - Osceola	Directions	2 min
Orlando Health Emergency Room - Randal Park	Directions	0 min
Orlando Health Emergency Room - Reunion Village	Directions	21 min
Orlando Health Horizon West Hospital	Directions	13 min
Orlando Health Orlando Regional Medical Center	Directions	4 min
Orlando Health South Lake Hospital	Directions	40 min
Orlando Health South Seminole Hospital	Directions	4 min
Orlando Health St. Cloud Hospital	Directions	2 min

Lung Cancer Screening

Lung Cancer Screening

Should You Be Screened?

Request an appointment for Screening

Orlando Health Women's Pavilion – Winter Park

Orlando Health Imaging Centers - South Orange

Orlando Health Medical Pavilion – Lake Mary

Orlando Health Medical Pavilion – Lake Mary

Locations

American Lung Association Resources

Lung Cancer Screening

Lung Cancer Screening

Should You Be Screened?

Request an appointment for Screening

Orlando Health Medical Pavilion – Osceola

Orlando Health Women's Pavilion – Winter Park

Orlando Health Imaging Centers - South Orange

Orlando Health Medical Pavilion – Lake Mary

Orlando Health Medical Pavilion – Lake Mary

Locations

American Lung Association Resources