Breast health services

Despite breakthroughs in treatments, breast cancer remains one of the most common cancer in women, regardless of race or ethnicity. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, women have a 1 in 8 chance of being diagnosed with breast cancer.

We want to help. From prevention, early detection or a treatment plan, your care plan is dedicated to cutting edge medical care and support services to keep you healthy, active and living a full life.

Screening mammograms
Women aged 40 and older should get a screening mammogram every year. Talk to your primary care doctor about steps you can take for breast health, including screenings at the Moody Center for Breast Health.

Don’t delay your care
It is important for you to maintain your health and get the essential care and services you need. You can feel safe getting that care at Parkland. Learn more about some of the ways we are reducing the spread of germs to keep you safe.

More resources on breast health

• 5 tips to prepare for your next mammogram
• How to perform a breast self-exam
• Warning signs of breast cancer

View our videos

• What to expect at your mammogram
• What to expect at your mammogram (Spanish)
• Breast cancer and mammography: myth vs. fact
• Breast cancer and mammography: myth vs. fact (Spanish)
• Breast self-awareness
• Breast self-awareness (Spanish)