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A picture worth taking

Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Waxahachie offers a range of women’s imaging services for residents in and around Ellis County. Our breast imaging program is accredited by the American College of Radiology, and our caring staff is ready to provide you with quality screening and diagnostic mammography, as well as bone density screenings.

For your convenience and to help you prepare for your appointment, we suggest you review and complete breast imaging forms ahead of time.

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Power of 2 challenge

We want to empower women to take control of their health by conveniently scheduling their mammograms at one of our local breast imaging centers. By getting your mammogram and challenging a friend, you double its impact. That's what we call The Power of 2.

Programe su mamografía en línea

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What to expect with your mammogram

If you’re thinking about scheduling a mammogram or already have an appointment on your calendar, you may have questions. To help prepare for your visit, get the answers to frequently asked questions about mammograms.

Discover what to expect

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Have you been recently diagnosed with breast cancer?

Being diagnosed with breast cancer can be confusing and overwhelming, propelling you into an unfamiliar world of new doctors and tests. The breast cancer nurse navigator at Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Waxahachie can help.

The navigator gets involved as soon as a patient has a suspicious mammogram or ultrasound and a biopsy is recommended. Not only does she provide support during the biopsy, but she also calls the next day to see whether you have concerns or questions.

Throughout the process, our breast cancer nurse navigator serves as the main contact person, helping schedule appointments, explain the diagnosis and treatment, plan for care, and connect with social or financial resources needed.

Call 469.843.5157 to speak to a nurse navigator

Breast cancer support

We host a monthly breast cancer support group where patients can learn more about issues that concern them and share their stories and struggles with others who understand what it is like to face breast cancer. The group open to all breast cancer patients and survivors regardless of where care was provided.

To learn more about the breast cancer support group:

Llamar 1.844.BSW.DOCS (1.844.279.3627)