WELCOME TO SWEDISH PROVIDENCE MOBILE MAMMOGRAPHY
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Thank you for choosing Swedish to take care of your Breast-health needs. It’s never been easier to get your mammogram. We offer 3D mammography also known as digital breast Tomosynthesis or DBT. We have also incorporated digital computer aided detection (CAD) to enhance our mammography equipment. We would like to thank you and your organization for taking a proactive approach in your breast health.
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The mobile coach is only accessible by stairs only. Patients should be able to walk up and down stairs easily and remain standing during their appointment
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Please read these FAQs about the Swedish mobile mammography coach before scheduling your appointment.
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Q: Who can get a screening mammogram on the mobile coach?
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A: Women over the age of 40 who have not had a mammogram in the past year may receive their annual screening mammogram on the mobile coach.
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Q: Do I need a referral for a mammogram?
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A: No referral is needed for women over the age of 40 who have not had a mammogram in the past year (365 days). Women aged 35-39, will need a referral for a screening mammogram from their provider. Women aged 34 and under must be scheduled in a Breast Center.
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Q: Who is considered high risk for breast cancer?
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A: Mother, sister or daughter have been diagnosed with breast or ovarian cancer in their 40’s or younger. Testing positive to BRCA1/BRCA2. Treated with chest radiation for Hodgkin’s disease. High risk patients do not need a referral.
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Q: Can women with breast implants be screened on the mobile unit?
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A: YES.
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Q: Who should NOT have a mammogram with the mobile coach?
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A: If you are experiencing breast pain, nipple discharge, lumps or are recently diagnosed with breast cancer, please speak with your primary care provider to discuss further recommendations, testing or referrals. If your last mammogram results needed additional imaging, you should be seen at a Breast Center.
Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding should be seen at a breast center
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Q: Is the mobile coach ADA accessible?
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A: Unfortunately we are unable to accommodate wheelchairs or walkers. The only way inside the coach is via stairs. All patients should be able to easily walk up and down stairs. As well as remain standing during their exam. Should you require additional assistance or an ADA facility, please visit one of our Swedish Breast center locations.
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Q: Do I need to be vaccinated for COVID-19?
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A: No. All patients are welcome regardless of vaccine status.
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Q: Do I need to have a doctor to be seen?
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A: Yes. By law we are required to send a copy of results to you and a current primary care physician. Please be prepared to provide current PCP information during step 3. Without a provider listed, we cannot schedule your appointment.
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Q: How will I get my results?
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A: Results will be sent to you and your current PCP in 7-10 business days.
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