A few minutes with a clinician can change the course of a life.
Not a slogan, a folding table in a community hall. We bring free limb screenings into the neighborhoods where a caught-in-time problem means a limb saved.
See what a SALSAL screening looks like
A few minutes with the volunteers, clinicians, and neighbors who make it happen.
Where we have been
Free screenings, education, and resources, city by city.
Phoenix, AZ
Our first stop of the year, meeting residents and partners to screen for peripheral arterial disease.
Detroit, MI
A full day of free limb screenings and one-on-one time with clinicians in the community.
Buffalo, NY
Partnering with local health organizations to reach at-risk residents where they live.
What happens at a screening
No cost, no appointment
Every screening is free and open to the community. Just show up, no insurance, no paperwork, no barrier.
A quick, simple check
A clinician checks circulation and risk factors in a few minutes, the early signals that matter most.
Guidance if you need it
If something needs a closer look, we help you understand the right next step and the questions to bring to your care team.
See a screening in action
Moments from our screenings
Phoenix, Detroit, and beyond, city by city.
You don't need a medical degree to save a limb.
Whatever you can give, five minutes or a clinical license, there is a place for you here.
Volunteer at an event
Welcome attendees, guide them through a screening, and be a friendly face on a day that changes lives.
Sign up to volunteer ›
Host a screening
Bring free limb screenings to your city, senior center, or clinic. If you know a community that needs us, start here.
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Spread the word
Take the White Sock pledge and share our resources with everyone in your life living with diabetes or PAD.
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Lend your clinical skills
Clinicians and students: join a screening team or help teach. The right eyes, in the right place, change outcomes.
Get involved as a clinician ›Bring a screening to your city.
If you know a community that needs us, that is where we want to be next.