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Learning that you may be at higher risk for breast cancer can feel overwhelming — even frightening. At Norton Healthcare, we understand the uncertainty that comes with this knowledge. That’s why we’re here to support you with expertise, guidance, advanced screening options and compassionate care every step of the way. Whether you have a family history of breast cancer, a known genetic mutation or other risk factors, our team is committed to helping you understand your risk and take proactive steps with confidence and clarity.
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Are you age 40 or older? It may be time to begin receiving annual breast cancer screenings. Guidelines depend on your age and other risk factors.
All breasts are unique — made of fat, fibrous tissue (strands of collagen protein that hold fat, connective tissue and blood vessels in place) and glandular tissue (the part of the breast that makes milk). Women with high breast density have a higher risk of developing breast cancer than women with low-density breasts. Yearly mammograms are especially important for women with dense breast tissue.
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Medicare, Medicaid, worker’s compensation and most commercial insurance plans are accepted. You can get your Medicaid-covered annual wellness visit (AWV) with us. See the companies, insurance carriers and government organizations that we partner with.
Our breast health centers offer a full range of diagnostic and treatment programs designed to promote breast health. The centers are staffed by skilled breast specialists offering support services and educational resources related to prevention, detection and treatment of breast issues.
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*These inherited gene mutations significantly increase the risk of breast and ovarian cancer. However, not everyone who carries these mutations will develop cancer, and some hereditary cancers can occur without BRCA1 or BRCA2 involvement.