Mercy Health’s mobile mammography van visits area locations

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Mercy Health has announced the region’s first mobile mammography unit has visits scheduled throughout the region.

The mobile mammography unit is customized for patient convenience and will deliver 3D mammograms to women age 40 and older. It is equipped with the newest 3D technology and offers patients the option of self-compression, meaning the patient will have the ability to control the compression once they are in position.

The unit will make access to mammography services easier as well as increase capacity. It will offer safe and easy screenings at convenient locations throughout the 21 counties in Northwest Ohio and early diagnosis of breast cancer has proven better outcomes.

Screenings at the Mercy Health mobile mammography unit are by appointment only – call 833-MAMM- VAN to schedule screening on the mobile unit.

Wood County stops include:

Aug. 1 at Mercy Health – Perrysburg Primary Care, 1103 Village Square, Perrysburg

Aug. 6 at First Solar, 28101 Cedar Park Blvd., Perrysburg

Aug. 15 at Mercy Health – Starbright Primary Care, 28555 Starbright Blvd., Perrysburg

Aug. 21 at Mercy Health – Perrysburg Primary Care, 1103 Village Square, Perrysburg

While mammogram screenings may be covered by insurance, for best coverage, verify if Mercy Health – St. Charles Hospital is an in-network provider with your insurance carrier. If you are uninsured or underinsured (have high deductibles), financial need-based assistance programs are available to help. If eligible, you may qualify for a no-cost mammogram. Call 1-800-929-6626 for more information.

To view the full list of dates and locations, visit mercy.com/toledomobilemamm

Talk with your doctor about when you should have a screening mammogram. Screening mammograms are usually a covered benefit with most insurance carriers.

Certified radiologists read all mammograms and because a second look can mean a second chance, we double-check all mammograms with a computer-aided detection system that detects more breast cancer than mammography alone. You and your physician receive a copy of the results.

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