Your Breast Health Matters
Regular mammograms can catch problems early. If you’re due for a screening, have noticed a change, or just have questions, we’re here to help. Referrals aren’t required for patients age 30 and older.
Regular mammograms can catch problems early. If you’re due for a screening, have noticed a change, or just have questions, we’re here to help. Referrals aren’t required for patients age 30 and older.
Paying close attention to your breast health is an important way to care for yourself.
Paying close attention to your breast health is an important way to care for yourself.
We're here to support your health—and your peace of mind.
A mammogram is an X-ray of the breast that helps us screen for breast cancer. It can find tumors that are too small to feel.
This screening uses ultrasound to help find cancers in dense breast tissue, which can be missed by traditional mammography.
Additional testing, such as diagnostic mammography and ultrasound, may be recommended if your screening mammogram shows something that needs a follow-up.
St. Luke’s High Risk Breast Clinic serves anyone at higher risk for breast cancer. You’ll meet experts in breast health who will provide a complete risk assessment, advise on ongoing breast health surveillance, and recommend follow-up care.
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Surgeons performing breast procedures
Patient Voices
— Linda, breast cancer survivor
When to Reach Out
Breast changes are common, but some may need attention. If you notice a lump, swelling, pain, or changes in the shape or feel of your breast, it’s a good idea to check in. Reaching out early can give you answers and peace of mind.
Patient Voices
— Toni, breast cancer survivor and oncology nurse
If you’re diagnosed with breast cancer, we’ll be by your side for every step.
Our nurse navigators provide emotional support, coordinate your appointments, and keep communication flowing with your extended care team—making your cancer journey more manageable and less overwhelming.
St. Luke’s Cancer Institute offers the leading local expertise in treating breast cancer, easing symptoms and side effects, and strengthening you physically, mentally, and emotionally.
St. Luke’s Cancer Institute works closely with the region's top breast surgeons—compassionate experts who bring advanced skill and the latest techniques in breast cancer surgery and breast reconstruction to every patient’s care.
We connect you with programs and resources that promote healing, reduce stress, and manage the side effects and symptoms of cancer treatment.
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