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Intermountain Healthcare Mammography

Take care of you

Screening mammography is all about self-care. Utah women are pulled in multiple directions, bearing responsibility for work, family, and community. After attending to the needs of others, many women don’t take time to look after themselves, sometimes neglecting their basic healthcare. If you are one of those women, we invite you to schedule a screening mammogram. This simple step may save your life.

Intermountain Healthcare recommends that women of average risk begin annual screening mammography at the age of 40, and continue for as long as they are healthy. Although there has been some controversy about when to begin screening, and the appropriate interval between exams, all major health organizations and professional societies agree on two core principles: To save the most lives, screening should begin at age 40, and it should be yearly. According to scientific studies, mammography is the only screening test shown to save lives. Screening mammography has decreased the death rate from breast cancer by 40-50 percent over the last thirty years.

Screening mammography is for women who don’t have symptoms. You don’t even need an order from your doctor. If you have a lump or other suspicious symptom, you will need a diagnostic exam. In that case, contact your primary care provider for an order, then call us at the phone number included below and we will get you scheduled for the next available appointment.

Scheduling a mammogram

The quickest way to schedule a mammogram is to give us a call. We can easily get all the details worked out while you’re on the phone:

801-906-2700

This form should not be used for urgent care matters or potentially life threatening conditions. In those situations, please contact 911 or head to the nearest Instacare or emergency room.

Mobile mammogram

Our Mobile Mammogram unit can make it easier to get a mammogram near you. Click here for details and to schedule a screening.

Don't wait. A mammogram could save your life.

Helpful Resources

  • Mammogram 1-1

    What is a mammogram?

    Mostly used as a tool to screen for breast cancer, a mammogram uses an x-ray to create a picture of the inside of your breast.

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    Learn More

    Intermountain LiVe Well blogs feature articles about mammograms and breast cancer.

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    What to Know About Breast Cancer

    Breast cancer is a kind of cancer that starts in the breast. It can start in the skin of the breast, the nipple, or—usually—the parts inside the breast such as milk ducts and lobes.