-EARLY DETECTION IS KEY-

It’s estimated that approximately one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime and it’s on the rise for men as well. But catching it early can greatly improve the outcome. For those with average risk, annual mammogram screenings should begin at age 40. But screenings for people with high risk should begin at age 30. Regardless of age, early screening and early diagnosis greatly improves survival rates.

Talk to your doctor or see the map below to find a screening location.

-HERE FOR YOU-

If you do receive a breast cancer diagnosis, Rocky Mountain Breast Specialists are here to help. You’ll receive personalized care and state-of-the-art treatment delivered by an entire team of experts dedicated to you. RMCC treats more breast cancer in Colorado than any other cancer treatment center and is there for you every step of the way. For more information about breast cancer, click here.

-GET EDUCATED-

Navigating any kind of cancer diagnosis can be overwhelming. Fortunately, RMCC has developed an Education Center for patients and family to find answers to questions, learn from others and get helpful tips and advice.