Mobile Health Screenings
Mammograms, lung screenings, and pediatric care that come to your neighborhood.
Screenings That Come to You
Early detection works best when it’s easy to get to. That’s why we partner with Parkview, IU Health, and Ronald McDonald House Charities to bring screening units to libraries, churches, workplaces, and community centers around Kosciusko County.
Each unit has its own schedule and its own number to call. Pick the screening that fits you, find a date below, and the provider will take it from there. If cost or transportation is in the way, tell us. We’ll help.
Quick Facts
- Who It's For
- Kosciusko County residents facing barriers to screening
- Partners
- Parkview, IU Health, Ronald McDonald House Charities
- Cost
- Free or low-cost options for most people
- Help Available
- Gas cards and financial assistance
- Languages
- English, Spanish
I just moved to Mentone and I am so amazed this is here. I haven't been screened in a while and you saved my life by being here.
Programs with Mobile Health Screenings
Mobile Mammography
Breast cancer screening for women 40 and older, provided by Parkview's Francine's Friends.
Mobile Lung Cancer Screening
A three-minute scan for adults 50 to 77 with a smoking history, provided by IU Health.
Ronald McDonald Care Mobile
Free pediatric care, vaccinations, and hearing and vision checks for families without insurance.
Upcoming Events
Jan
14
Mobile Mammography at Warsaw Community Public Library
Screening mammograms for women 40 and older.
Jan
21
Mobile Lung Cancer Screening at the Health Services Pavilion
A low-dose CT scan that takes about three minutes. For adults 50…
Feb
9
Ronald McDonald Care Mobile in Syracuse
Free well-child visits, vaccinations, and hearing and vision checks for kids without…
Mar
4
Mobile Mammography at Our Lady of Guadalupe
Screening mammograms for women 40 and older. Spanish-speaking staff available. Call to…
Why We Bring Screenings to You
Transportation, time off work, and not knowing where to start keep too many of our neighbors from getting screened. Mobile units remove those barriers by showing up at places you already go, on days that work for working people. A screening that takes 15 minutes shouldn’t take a whole day to get to.
What Happens at a Stop
You’ll check in with a Live Well volunteer, fill out a short form, and be seen by the provider’s clinical staff inside the unit. Most visits take less than 20 minutes from start to finish. Results go to you and to the doctor you name, usually within two weeks. If anything needs follow-up, the provider contacts you directly and we can help with next steps.
Frequently Asked Questions
Meet the Team
Jessica Camarena
Interim CEO
Our Partners
Warsaw Community Public Library
Not Sure Where to Start?
We're Here to Help.
Call, email, or stop by. We’ll listen and connect you with the right program, screening, or local resource, whether it’s ours or a partner’s.
Open Monday to Friday from 9 am to 5 pm.
