Free Prostate Cancer Testing Near You

Offers free annual prostate cancer screenings (PSA and DRE).

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in the United States. Early stage detection offers many options for treatment and cure. A prostate exam can be the difference between life and death. Our screening is quick – only 5-10 minutes – and your results will be sent to you in 7-10 days.

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in the United States. Early stage detection offers many options for treatment and cure. A prostate exam can be the difference between life and death. Our screening is quick – only 5-10 minutes – and your results will be sent to you in 7-10 days.

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in the United States. Early stage detection offers many options for treatment and cure. A prostate exam can be the difference between life and death. Our screening is quick – only 5-10 minutes – and your results will be sent to you in 7-10 days.

Provides free prostate cancer screenings to African-American men and men with a family history of the disease at age 45+, and for men with no family history at age 50+. To be eligible for free clinical screening services, persons must have an income of no more than 250 percent above the poverty level.

The Camden County Screening Project at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper is part of the New Jersey Cancer Education and Early Detection (NJCEED) Program, which is funded by the New Jersey Department of Health and Senior Services and ScreenNJ, a statewide program in partnership with the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey, the NJ Department of Health, and healthcare and community organizations across New Jersey.

To determine eligibility, visit our website and select the orange "NJCEED Screening" button. This form is for residents of Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem counties only. Residents of other counties, please call (800) 328-3838 for the fastest response.

The New Jersey Cancer Education and Early Detection (NJCEED) Program at Virtua is a cancer screening program for Burlington and Camden County residents who meet certain age and income requirements. To enroll in the program, you must be between the ages of 21 to 64, uninsured or underinsured, and not able to pay for the screenings you need.

To determine eligibility, visit our website and select the orange "NJCEED Screening" button. This form is for residents of Cumberland, Gloucester, and Salem counties only. Residents of other counties, please call (800) 328-3838 for the fastest response.

Conducts regular men's health clinics that offer prostate cancer screenings (PSA and DRE). Free for residents with no health insurance. If you have health insurance with high deductibles and/or low reimbursement payments, they may also be able to help.

The Cancer Education and Early Detection Program provides cancer screenings to Cape May County residents who have no health insurance coverage nor Medicaid nor Medicare. There are some financial limitations. CEED screens men ages 50-64. African American males are screened beginning at age 40.

The CEED Program is located at Cape May County Department of Health. The Health Department is located in the Crest Haven Complex at Exit 11 on the Garden State Parkway.

The Sussex County Division of Health is the lead provider for the NJ Cancer Education and Early Detection Program in Sussex County. We offer comprehensive outreach, education and free screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers to those who are eligible.

NJCEED provides comprehensive outreach, education and screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancers. In addition, they offer case management, navigation, tracking, follow-up care and facilitation into treatment. These services are free or at reduced costs for qualifying Morris County residents, who are 18 year or older without insurance.

We provide free or low-cost education, outreach, screening, and treatment to women and men who qualify. In The Pink promotes healthy behavior among Essex County's underserved population.

Our target population is geographically in the Greater Newark area, at risk, uninsured ethnic minority men and women, and specifically, the population who frequent Saint Michaels Medical Center, Cancer Screening Program.

The Bergen County CEED Program (Cancer Education and Early Detection) provides comprehensive outreach, education and screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal, and prostate cancers. Screenings focus on healthy people who do not have symptoms.

This program does not provide treatment for people who have already been diagnosed with cancer. Program services are provided by area providers.

You must qualify in each of the following three areas:
1) age/risk factor,
2) income (<250% of Federal Poverty Level)
3) no insurance or underinsured

Brings diagnostic teams and tools directly to neighborhoods in central, eastern, and west Harlem; the Upper East Side; and Queens.

Run by Mount Sinai's Department of Urology, our mobile unit delivers a range of convenient services provided by compassionate experts in urology. The unit is equipped to conduct PSA, DRE, ExactVu™ ultrasound, bladder scanning, and genomics services.

In honor of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, Premier Medical Group is offering uninsured and under-insured men free prostate cancer screenings in September. Reservations are required.

Who should have a prostate screening? Take this simple test to see if you're at risk:

Are you a man over 50?
Have you reached 45, and are you at high risk for developing prostate cancer?
Are you African-American with a father, brother or son who's been diagnosed with prostate cancer?
Have you reached 40 and are at a higher risk because a first-degree relative has been diagnosed with prostate cancer?

If you answered yes to any of these, you should get a prostate screening.

The Urology Health Foundation and the Hale County Health Department are offering a free prostate cancer screening on Saturday, July 19, 2025, from 10 AM to 2 PM.

No appointments are needed.
For further information, call the Hale County Health Department at 334-624-3018.

Provides payment for cancer screening tests to qualified Delaware adults.

Provides free screenings to men without adequate healthcare coverage who meet eligibility requirements. You can also visit: https://nj.gov/health/ces/public/resources/njceed.shtml for more information.

The NJCEED cancer screening services are available to individuals:
• Who do not have health insurance.
• Are underinsured, or with a high deductible.
• Who don’t have Medicare or Medicaid
• Income and age restrictions may also apply.