Discussion Facilitators:

Andrea Tillman
Senior Program Manager, Fox Chase Cancer Center

Patrick Dineen, MD, MBA
Program Manager, Cancer Prevention and Screening Community Outreach and Engagement, Stony Brook Mobile Mammography

About This Session

Securing sustainable funding is an ongoing priority for mobile mammography programs. Building on conversations from the 2026 Mobile Healthcare Conference, this Mammography SIG session takes a practical look at the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP) and other funding opportunities that can support mobile mammography services.

Join Mammography SIG coordinators Andrea Tillman of Fox Chase Cancer Center and Patrick Dineen, MD, MBA, of Stony Brook Mobile Mammography for a facilitated discussion exploring how the NBCCEDP works nationally, how programs can identify and pursue contracts in their states, and what other funding sources may be available.

The conversation will also explore the advantages and challenges of different funding approaches, including how funding partnerships may create opportunities for additional work.

Bring your questions, experiences, and insights as we exchange practical strategies and learn from peers navigating similar funding challenges.

What You’ll Explore

• How the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP) works and supports mobile mammography.
• Where to find and how to pursue NBCCEDP-related contracts in your state.
• Additional funding sources for mobile mammography programs and the advantages and challenges of each.
• How funding partnerships can create opportunities for expanded services and additional work.
• Opportunities to exchange experiences, ask questions, and connect with mobile mammography peers.

Who Should Attend

Mobile mammography program leaders, managers, and staff involved in program operations, funding, partnerships, and sustainability.