Geospatial Analysis of Accredited Lung Cancer Screening Facilities in Florida Reveals Suboptimal Alignment with High-Risk Populations

Our findings indicate that there is a significant misalignment between the distribution of ACR-accredited facilities offering LDCT for screening and the regions of Florida where the incidence and mortality of lung cancer are greatest. In contrast to previous reports examining national data, our data suggest that these geographic disparities limit the ability of populations most vulnerable to lung cancer to ACR-certified screening.