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Vivian Hanna Foundation Brings Free Mammograms to Uninsured Women in Trinity

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Amanda Durrett, FNP-BC, at the 2025 MammoLink Mobile Mammography event

Amanda Durrett, FNP-BC, at the 2025 MammoLink Mobile Mammography event

A moment from the 2025 MammoLink event featuring Beila, an Internal Medicine MD Trinity team member, and a patient.

A moment from the 2025 MammoLink event featuring Beila, an Internal Medicine MD Trinity team member, and a patient.

A patient poses outside the MammoLink mobile mammography bus after receiving her mammogram during the 2025 screening event.

A patient poses outside the MammoLink mobile mammography bus after receiving her mammogram during the 2025 screening event.

Vivian Hanna, whose life and legacy inspired The Vivian Hanna Foundation’s mission to expand access to early breast cancer detection and care.

Vivian Hanna, whose life and legacy inspired The Vivian Hanna Foundation’s mission to expand access to early breast cancer detection and care.

MammoLink’s Pink Bus Will Provide Free Mammograms for Uninsured Women in Trinity Through the Vivian Hanna Foundation

TRINITY, FL, UNITED STATES, September 1, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- The Vivian Hanna Foundation announced today that it will host a Mobile Mammography Screening Day
on Friday, October 16, 2026, bringing the MammoLink Pink Bus directly to Internal Medicine MD’s Trinity
office located at 3633 Little Rd, Trinity, FL.

The event is designed to provide free mammograms to uninsured and underinsured
women aged 35 and older. To ensure maximum community access, no physician script is required,
appointments take approximately ten minutes, and participants receive same-day results.

The Vivian Hanna Foundation was established by John Hanna, MD, in honor of his late wife, Vivian,
whose breast cancer was detected too late. Early detection saves lives, and the foundation focuses on
closing the critical access gap by funding full screenings, mobile community days, and complete
diagnostic and surgical follow-up care so that no woman faces financial barriers to early detection.

"When breast cancer is caught early, survival rates and treatment outcomes improve dramatically, but
cost and logistics prevent too many women from getting screened," said John Hanna, MD, founder. "We
bring the mobile bus directly into the community to ensure that women have immediate access to the
screenings and ongoing support they deserve."

"Our goal with bringing the MammoLink Pink Bus straight to Trinity is to make early detection completely
frictionless for women who might otherwise go without," said Justin Miller, Marketing Director and Public
Relations Officer for the foundation. "By removing cost and access barriers, we are empowering local
women to take charge of their health with dignity and ease."

Local residents interested in scheduling a screening can contact the Internal Medicine MD Trinity office
directly at (727) 376-3760. For media inquiries or further partnership information, the foundation's
marketing and public relations office is also available.

Justin Miller - Public Relations
Vivian Hanna Foundation Inc.
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