Your smoking history, counted in two minutes.
Answer a few simple questions. Your care team gets a clear summary to help offer lung screening and support to quit.
English or Spanish · Your answers stay on this deviceWhy pack-year history matters
Pack-years decide lung screening eligibility, but they’re often missing from the chart. This tool turns the patient’s own answers into a note you can paste in seconds.
Simple for patients. Ready for the chart.
You answer
One short question at a time. Best guesses are fine.
We do the math
Your answers become pack-years, right on this device.
Hand it back
Your care team sees a summary and a note for your chart.
What’s a pack-year?
One pack-year means smoking one pack (20 cigarettes) a day for one year. How much and how long both count.
Packs a day × years smoked = pack-years
Thinking about lung cancer screening?
Should I Screen, from the University of Michigan, explains the benefits, harms and costs.
Lung Screening and Smoking Cessation Support
Stopping smoking is one of the most important things you can do for your health. If you’d like help, ask your care team.