Know your
LungIQ
A science-backed, 30-second risk assessment using the clinically validated PLCOm2012 model. We connect you to free screenings, financial aid, and live environmental data nationwide.
Explore the Platform
Assess Risk
PLCOm2012 clinical model — the gold standard used by hospitals worldwide.
Start QuizEquity Data
Live environmental and demographic data from US Census, EPA, and CDC.
View DataFinancial Access
Calculate exact scan costs, lost wages, and find free clinics.
Get HelpCommunity Action
Download toolkits for your barbershop, church, or neighborhood.
Take ActionYour LungIQ
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USPSTF Screening Eligibility
USPSTF 2021 criteria: Age 50–80 · Current or former smoker · ≥20 pack-years
Your Personal Action Plan
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Taking these steps drastically improves your outcomes.
What If I Changed?
Toggle options above to see how your future changes.
Your Risk Factors Breakdown
Annual Check-In
Your risk changes. Enter your number to get one automated text next year to retake this.
Screening Centers Near You
Zip Code Health Equity Report
Where you live shouldn't determine if you survive — but income, air quality, and insurance access vary a lot by neighborhood, and that affects real lung cancer outcomes. Enter any US zip code below to see live, publicly-sourced data for that area.
How to use this: if you're an individual, it shows you factors in your area (like air quality or uninsured rate) that may be worth mentioning to your doctor. If you're an advocate, it's evidence you can use to make the case for a mobile screening unit, an FQHC, or expanded outreach in a specific zip code.
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Poverty Rate
% of residents below poverty level (US Census ACS 5-year).
Air Quality
Live US AQI based on zip code coordinates (Open-Meteo).
Median Income
Household median income estimate (US Census).
Uninsured Rate
% of residents without health coverage (US Census).
Smoking Rate
Estimated adult smoking rate (CDC PLACES API).
Find Screening Centers
Use our Risk Calculator to locate certified low-dose CT screening facilities near your zip code.
Disparity Comparison
All data is anonymous. Sourced directly from US Census Bureau, EPA Air Quality, and CDC PLACES APIs.
Financial Navigation
Remove the barriers to your health.
"What It Costs You"
Fear of the bill stops people. Select your insurance to see the actual law regarding CT scan costs.
"Time Off Work" Estimator
A screening appointment usually only takes a few hours. This estimates what missing that much work could cost you — so you can plan around it instead of avoiding the scan altogether.
Most people need 2–4 hours total: travel, check-in, the 10-minute scan itself, and travel back. Add more time if your clinic is far away.
Ways to reduce this: ask about early-morning, evening, or Saturday screening slots; check if you're eligible for job-protected leave under FMLA; or ask your employer's HR about paid preventive-care time. Some FQHCs also offer walk-in hours that don't require scheduling ahead.
Bring Screening to Your Block
Websites don't save lives—people do. Use our beautifully designed toolkits for trusted community spaces nationwide.
Barbershop
& Salon Kit
Printable posters with QR codes and conversation guides for spaces where health conversations happen organically.
Faith
Partnership
Bulletin inserts, pastor talking points, and a ready-made "Lung Sunday" event guide for local congregations.
Schools &
Staff Rooms
A staff-room poster and PTA/newsletter blurb to reach parents, grandparents, and staff who may be eligible for screening.
Public Spaces
(Pools, Libraries, Rec Centers)
A break-room / bulletin-board poster for pools, libraries, gyms, and rec centers — high-traffic public spots everyone passes through.
Make Your Voice Heard
Help us advocate for mobile screening units in high-risk national zip codes.
LungCoach
All conversations are anonymous