Digital Mammography

If there's one cancer that women worry about most, it's breast cancer. And the earlier you can detect breast cancer, the better. That's why the American Cancer Society and the American Medical Association recommend that starting at age 40, women should get an annual breast examination and screening mammogram.
 
Seattle Cancer Care Alliance has long been a leader in providing breast imaging services for women in the Pacific Northwest. Not only was SCCA the first to offer digital mammography in Western Washington, it has the largest all-digital facility in the region that's staffed with a team of radiologists who specialize in breast imaging. Studies show that in most cases digital mammograms read by specialized radiologists are over 20 percent more accurate at detecting breast cancer than traditional mammograms read by generalists. 
 
To schedule your mammogram at SCCA's Women’s Center or to find out when the SCCA Mobile Mammography Van (the MammoVan) will be in your area, please call (206) 288-7800.   
 
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Digital Mammograms Evaluated by Experts

Digital mammography can detect breast cancer at its earliest, most curable stages and the SCCA was the first to offer digital mammography in Seattle.

Our Radiologists

Our radiologists are breast specialists from the faculty and staff of Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center and UW Medicine who focus the screening, diagnosis, and staging of breast cancer.

Mobile Mammography Service

Our mammography van provides an alternative way to obtain a mammogram by going to health clinics, stores, and other locations for on-site mammograms.

Approved Mammography Centers

If you can’t make it to SCCA or to the Mammovan for your mammography, here’s a list of the American College of Radiology Accredited Mammography Sites for King, Thurston, and Snohomish Counties.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

In some cases Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) can detect cancer when a mammogram can’t.

Breast Cancer Risk Assessment Tool

Understand your risk for developing breast cancer with this interactive tool designed by scientists at the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and the National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project (NSABP).

SCCA Mammography in the News

Learn about SCCA's leading role in the early screening for breast cancer.


Understand Your Risk
Take this test to gauge your risk of
getting breast cancer.
Women's Center

Dedicated care for women diagnosed with breast and gynecologic cancers.

Map & Directions
Driving directions to SCCA on South Lake Union.