Find Low-Cost or Free Health Screenings

Everyone needs to get regular health screenings. Work with your health care provider to determine which screens are best for your health and well-being. Together, you can establish a personal screening plan and address your health concerns. If you can’t visit a health care provider, other places in your community may offer health screens. Check your local pharmacy, health department and community clinic to see if they offer the screens you need.

Here are some links to find health screens in your community (download a PDF version):

Overall Health

AARP & Walgreens Wellness Tour: Free Health Screenings

The AARP & Walgreens Wellness Tour offers free health screenings nationwide. Buses that have been transformed into traveling health clinics are making stops in more than 300 cities. The free health screenings will check blood pressure, total cholesterol levels, bone density, waist circumference, glucose levels and body mass index. Learn more about the tour and how to find a tour stop near you.

Find low cost or free health care clinics

Search for health centers near you or your loved ones that provide care regardless of ability to pay or insurance status. These clinics offer recommended vaccinations and screenings, along with many other important health services (such as dental care, mental health care and well visit checkups).

Mammography

Find a free or low-cost mammogram

On this Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website, select the state or U.S. territory where you want to find a mammogram.

Colorectal Cancer Screening

Find Free or Low Cost Colorectal Screening Clinics

To increase the number of screenings, the Colorectal Cancer Control Program established clinics in 22 select states that offer screenings at a reduced cost.