Help getting care after abnormal breast cancer screening

This trial is testing a new approach to help women who have received an abnormal breast cancer screening result. Researchers want to see whether connecting you with trained information specialists who help you access community services — like transportation, childcare, or financial assistance — makes it easier to get the care you need. The study compares standard referrals to a more active, personalized support approach.

Many women, especially those facing financial or social challenges, struggle to follow up after an abnormal screening result. Delays in care can mean breast cancer is caught at a later, more serious stage. This trial tests whether actively helping women access community resources they need can remove barriers and improve their outcomes.