Charlotte, NC, September 14, 2026 —

In Charlotte, North Carolina, Project Pink, in collaboration with Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute and Charlotte Radiology, is providing essential free mammogram screenings. This initiative is specifically aimed at reaching uninsured women in the Charlotte area, thereby enhancing their access to critical diagnostic services for breast health.

The partnership between these three entities seeks to address a significant barrier to healthcare for many individuals: the cost of essential medical screenings. Mammograms are a vital tool in the early detection of breast cancer, and making these services available at no cost to uninsured women is intended to promote timely diagnosis and potentially improve health outcomes.

Atrium Health Levine Cancer Institute and Charlotte Radiology are contributing their expertise and resources to support the program. The specific details regarding the timeline for these screenings or the exact number of women expected to benefit were not provided in the summary. Information about how eligible individuals can schedule an appointment was also not detailed.

Project Pink’s effort, bolstered by the medical capabilities of its partners, underscores a commitment to community health by removing financial obstacles to preventive care. Early detection through regular screenings is widely recognized by medical professionals as a key factor in the successful treatment of breast cancer. This program aims to ensure that more women in Charlotte have the opportunity to undergo this important health assessment.

The initiative enables uninsured women to access diagnostic services that might otherwise be financially out of reach. Further details on the operational scope and availability of these free screenings are anticipated.



Story summarized from the original created by LeAnne Gendreau on www.wbtv.com, see more information here.

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