Guidelines

Regular screening for breast cancer is an important part of your healthcare plan.

Guidelines for the early detection of breast cancer…

Ages 35-40:

Have a Baseline Mammogram
Have an annual clinical breast examination by a doctor or nurse
Conduct a breast self-examination every month

Ages 40 and over:

Have a mammogram every year
Have an annual clinical breast examination by a doctor or nurse
Conduct a breast self-examination every month

If you are under the age of 35 and have a history of breast cancer in your family, or have noticed any changes in your breasts please see your doctor or nurse to discuss the need for a mammogram. Mobile On-site Mammography accepts most insurance coverage.

Mobile On-site Mammography is unable to screen patients that are pregnant and /or nursing, unless referred by a physician.

“Speaking just for the convenience of it, I was able to immediately get through on the phone for an appointment. They took appointments until 5:30 pm on the day I chose to go. That’s convenient! I had a 5:00 pm appointment in the parking lot of a school. I arrived at 4:45, was helped by a very nice receptionist, saw a friendly radiology tech, and was walking out at 5:06 pm. For the record, once you are inside the mammogram room, it looks like any other office. You’d never know you’re in a trailer.”

~ Evan D.

“This marvelous service brought my annual mammogram to me every year (via my employer). Super-pleasant and efficient staff. Fully equipped, clean and inviting portable facilities. Fast service. Can’t say enough about this firm. Conflicting guidance from the medical community had me thinking that it was OK to go 2-3 years without a scan… but no: EVERY TWELVE MONTHS is still the recommended frequency. MOM makes it easy to stay on top of your annual mammogram, even on vacation or in retirement. So grateful for this service!!!”

~ Victoria C.