10/08/2026
New Jersey Information
You can get free or low-cost mammograms in New Jersey through the New Jersey Cancer Education and Early Detection (NJCEED) Program managed by the New Jersey Department of Health.
Who Qualifies
β’ Residency: New Jersey resident (citizenship is not required).
β’ Age: Generally age 40 and older for routine screening mammograms, or starting at age 21 or younger if high risk or symptomatic.
β’ Income: Household income at or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Level.
β’ Insurance: Uninsured or underinsured (high deductibles or lack of coverage for screenings).
How to Access Services
β’ Statewide Hotline: Call the NJCEED main info line at 1-800-328-3838 (press 3) to find the contracted lead agency or screening location closest to your specific county.
β’ County Programs & Health Networks: Major hospital networks and local health departments coordinate county-level access (for example, Shore Medical Center serves Atlantic and Cape May counties, Virtua Health serves Burlington and Camden with local and mobile van options, and MD Anderson at Cooper offers regional South Jersey screenings).
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