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Mammogram

The American College of Radiology recommends that women start getting annual mammograms at age 40.

Memorial Healthcare System, together with Solis Mammography

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We've partnered with Solis Mammography to offer a screening experience that delivers both accuracy and comfort with new features like SmartCurve technology integrated with 3D mammography.

SmartCurve is a revolutionary curved technology shaped like a woman's breasts. By distributing pressure more evenly, it’s been clinically proven to reduce pinching and discomfort.

How Do I Schedule Imaging Services?

To schedule multiple services (like bone density test, breast ultrasound) or diagnostic mammogram – Please call.
Otherwise, you can schedule your mammogram online.
Note: You’ll need a prescription to schedule a mammogram.

NOTE: Prior to Scheduling Your Mammogram

You’ll need a prescription to schedule. Please take a photo of the prescription with your phone in case you forget to bring it to your appointment. You can also fax it at 866-459-6609 or upload it during the screening mammogram online scheduling.
For diagnostic mammograms and ultrasounds, please call 855-530-2383.

Mammogram: Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Difference Between Screening Mammogram and Diagnostic Mammogram?
Screening Mammogram Screening mammograms are regular preventive x-ray exams of the breasts to detect breast cancer in women who have no symptoms.

Breast  Ultrasound 

A breast ultrasound is a non-invasive test that uses sound waves to make images of the breast. Often, it's used as a follow-up test after an abnormal find on a mammogram, breast MRI or clinical breast exam.
Diagnostic Mammogram

Diagnostic mammograms are used after suspicious results on a screening mammogram, or if some abnormal signs are found by you or your physician during a routine exam, to provide a more detailed x-ray of the breast using specialized techniques. Also, women previously treated for breast cancer may get a diagnostic exam.

Results will be given prior to leaving the center 

Why Should I Choose a 3D Mammogram (Tomosynthesis)?
  • Sharper, more detailed images
  • Faster and more accurate results
  • Fewer false-positives and retests
  • Potential for earlier cancer detection and treatment
  • Better at detecting cancer in dense breast tissue
Do I Need a Prescription in Order to Schedule a Mammogram?

Yes. You must have a current, unexpired prescription for a mammogram from your primary care provider. Need a prescription? Set up and appointment with Memorial Primary Care by calling 954-276-5552.

You should provide your prescription to the imaging location prior to your appointment. You can Take a photo of your prescription with your smartphone in case you forget to bring it to your appointment. You can also fax it at 866-459-6609 or upload it during the screening mammogram online scheduling.

When Should I Schedule a Mammogram

Schedule your mammogram when your breasts are not tender or swollen to help reduce discomfort and get good pictures. Try to avoid the week just before your period.

How do I Prepare for a Mammogram?
  • Schedule your mammogram when your breasts are not tender or swollen to help reduce discomfort and get good pictures. Try to avoid the week just before your period.
  • Don’t wear deodorant or antiperspirant because some may contain substances that can show up on the x-ray as white spots.
  • Take a photo of your prescription with your smartphone in case you forget to bring it to your appointment. You can upload the photo during online scheduling or fax it to 866-459-6609.
How Much Does a Mammogram Cost?

Mammogram costs may vary depending on if you have insurance or if you are self-paying. You can explore mammogram costs by using our Healthcare Price Tool.

  • 3D Screening Mammogram: $99*
  • Breast Ultrasound: $160*
  • Diagnostic Mammogram: $235*

*Self-paying rate

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Our imaging centers offer low-dose 3D mammograms. Schedule one today.

855-530-2383 Schedule a Screening Mammogram Online
Mammogram: What to Expect

Mammogram: What to Expect

Juliana Rosenblat, MD, Breast Imaging Radiologist, explains how to prepare for a mammogram, including the need for a doctor’s prescription and not using deodorant or body lotion the morning of your appointment. She also explains what to expect, and that even though a mammogram is uncomfortable, it’s important.
Diagnostic vs. Screening Mammograms

Diagnostic vs. Screening Mammograms

Juliana Rosenblat, MD, Breast Imaging Radiologist, explains the difference between diagnostic and screening mammograms, both are essentially X-rays. A screening mammogram is an initial, general screening to detect breast cancer. It is recommended that women have a screening mammogram regularly beginning at age 40. A diagnostic mammogram is conducted when breast cancer symptoms are present or if something that may indicate cancer is seen during a screening mammogram.
Benefits of having a Memorial 3D Tomosynthesis Mammogram

Benefits of having a Memorial 3D Tomosynthesis Mammogram

Juliana Rosenblat, MD, Breast Imaging Radiologist, discusses the benefits of Memorial’s 3D Tomosynthesis mammograms, which provide superior images with less radiation, and break down breast images into layered slices, making it easier for physicians to discover abnormalities and detect breast cancer.
Mammogram Myths and Misconceptions

Mammogram Myths and Misconceptions

An annual screening mammogram is recommended for women, starting at age 40. But sometimes myths and misconceptions can get in the way.
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