Experienced Breast Imaging Team
Your examinations are interpreted by physicians with focused experience in breast imaging and breast-related procedures.
About Our Breast Center
Every part of your breast imaging experience matters—from scheduling and imaging to communication, follow-up, and support. Learn more about the people, services, and approach that define our breast center.
Our Approach
Our goal is to provide clear information, thoughtful communication, and coordinated breast imaging care at every step of the process.
Your examinations are interpreted by physicians with focused experience in breast imaging and breast-related procedures.
Screening, diagnostic imaging, ultrasound, breast MRI, and image-guided biopsy services are coordinated within one breast care program.
We work to explain recommendations clearly and help patients understand what happens next.
Our team helps coordinate additional imaging, biopsy, pathology results, and recommended next steps.
Patients have access to clear, physician-reviewed educational information throughout their breast imaging experience.
Multiple services and locations may help patients receive the care they need closer to home.
Our breast center helps coordinate care across these stages. Not every patient will need every step.
Your care may begin with routine screening or an evaluation of a breast concern.
Some findings require additional mammogram views, ultrasound, or MRI for a closer look.
Tissue sampling may be recommended when imaging cannot provide a definitive answer.
When tissue is sampled, pathology findings help the care team determine appropriate next steps.
Follow-up recommendations depend on each patient’s imaging, history, and clinical needs.
Patient Education
Breast imaging can sometimes feel confusing or stressful. Our educational resources are designed to help you understand common findings, procedures, results, and recommended next steps.
Breast Center Support
For appointment questions, location details, or next-step instructions, use the breast center's normal contact channels.