The Southeast Regional Health Screening Program is a rural-based program that uses a mobile medical vehicle to perform vital health screenings. The program provides underserved residents the opportunity to receive the cancer screening services and tests for other health conditions they need, when they need them. The program specifically targets senior citizens in Barbour, Coffee, Covington, Dale, Geneva, Henry, Houston and Pike counties in Alabama, southwest Georgia, and northwest Florida who have limited access (or no access) to regular breast, prostate and colorectal cancer screenings.
 
The 40-foot mobile medical vehicle is equipped with a screening mammography suite, an education area and a laboratory. Screening for breast, prostate and colorectal cancers can be done easily, and if detected in the earliest stages are nearly 100 percent curable.