Advanced 3D Mammograms at Gordon Memorial Hospital.

Early Detection Saves Lives

Now offering state-of-the-art breast imaging for more accurate and comfortable screenings.

At Gordon Memorial Health Services, our commitment to women’s health goes beyond routine care—we strive to provide advanced, compassionate, and personalized services that promote early detection and overall well-being. With the latest in 3D mammography technology, we are enhancing breast cancer detection, ensuring greater accuracy, and offering a more comfortable screening experience.

• Greater Accuracy- Detects breast cancer earlier with clearer more detailed images.
• Reduced False Positives- Advanced technology minimizes unnecessary callbacks.
• More Comfortable Experiences- Designed to reduce discomfort during screening.
• Faster Results- Quicker image processing for timely follow-ups.

As part of our commitment to women’s health, we’re excited to launch the 'First 50' Campaign in celebration of our new 3D mammogram machine!

• The Goal: We aim to complete 50 mammograms in the first month after our new machine is FDA-approved.

• Be Among the First 50: The first 50 patients who schedule and complete their mammogram will be entered into a special prize drawing.

• What’s at Stake?: One lucky winner will receive a secret gift valued at over $100!

• Additional Perks: When we reach 50 screenings, all hospital staff will enjoy a free coffee to celebrate our community's commitment to health.

For Women Aged 40 and Over:

• Routine mammograms are recommended starting at age 40, even if you have no symptoms.

• Annual screenings help detect breast cancer early when it's most treatable.

For Women with a Family History of Breast Cancer:

• If you have close family members who’ve had breast cancer, consider starting screenings earlier.

• Talk to your doctor about additional testing or genetic counseling.

For Women with Dense Breast Tissue:

• Dense tissue can make mammograms harder to read, but it’s still important to screen regularly.

• Additional imaging may be recommended.

For Women with Symptoms or Risk Factors:

• If you notice lumps, pain, or changes in your breast, get a mammogram—even if you're under 40.

• Talk to your doctor if you’ve had hormone therapy, radiation, or other risk factors.