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It’s time to get a mammogram and Texas Health Stephenville is offering a special.


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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and although the COVID-19 pandemic may have forced the cancellation of many events, that doesn’t mean women should postpone their annual mammograms.

“Putting off a mammogram, even for 1 year after age 40, may make the difference between life and death,” said Sean Leong, M.D., diagnostic radiologist on the medical staff at Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital Stephenville. “So to raise awareness and help defer cost, we’re offering mammograms at reduced prices for the remainder of October.”

The American Cancer Society estimates that 276,480 new cases of invasive breast cancer will be diagnosed in women this year, making it the second leading cause of cancer death in women (only lung cancer kills more women annually). Overall, approximately 1 in 8 women will be affected by breast cancer during their lifetime.

Radiologist Bonnie Marwitz (left) and director of radiology Suzanne Atwood-Perez.

“We want the community to know that we are here for them and doing what we can do get them the health care they deserve, need and can afford during an unprecedented time of emotional and financial challenges,” said Suzanne Atwood-Perez, director of radiology at Texas Health Stephenville.

To schedule your screening mammogram by phone, call 254-965-1223 and request the promotional mammogram special.

Uninsured and private pay individuals are included and a physician’s order is not required. To qualify for the promotional screening mammogram, patients must not be experiencing any breast issues.

· Cost of promotional screening mammograms is $75.

· Cost of promotional screening mammograms with 3D mammography is $125

· Radiologist reading fee is included in promotional mammogram pricing

“Women who are underserved, underinsured or have no insurance are at greater risk of not getting the early detection so it’s really key, especially during this pandemic that they continue to reach out and get their mammograms and their screenings,” said Dr. Leong.


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