At Care New England, our Lung Health Center is here to support your respiratory health. Whether you need screening, guidance, or ongoing care, our expert team helps you get the right tests and resources to protect your lung health.
As an American College of Radiology Designated Lung Cancer Screening Center, we provide safe, effective low-dose CT scans (LDCT) to detect early signs of lung cancer. Our radiologists closely monitor all scans for suspicious nodules and follow evidence-based guidelines to ensure accurate results and coordinated care with your primary provider.
Lung Health, Lung Cancer Screening & Lung Nodule Clinic
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We are an American College of Radiology Designated Lung Cancer Screening Center. That means you can trust us to give you safe and effective care.
If your scan shows something unusual, our radiologists and lung care team will review your results and work with your PCP. Our team also meets regularly at a Thoracic Tumor Board to review cases together. This way, you get the best plan for your care.
Your primary care doctor (PCP) may order a lung CT scan.
Our Lung Screening Program Coordinator will contact you. They’ll talk with you and your PCP to decide next steps.
If more care is needed, our Lung Health Clinic team will guide you through treatment every step of the way.
Finding lung changes early can make a big difference.
Anyone can get lung cancer. However, risk is higher if you:
Anyone can get lung cancer, non-smokers as well as smokers.
The United States Preventive Services Task Force recommends annual screening for adults who meet the following criteria:
Talk with your doctor about the personal risks and benefits of screening.
The most common symptoms of lung cancer are:
The only recommended screening test for lung cancer is low-dose computed tomography (also called a low-dose CT scan, or LDCT).
During an LDCT scan, you lie on a table and a CT scanner uses a low dose (amount) of radiation to make detailed images of your lungs.
We believe in “continuity of care,” which means you won’t be left on your own. From screening to treatment, we’ll guide you at every step.
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