Forum Health, in accordance with the American Cancer Society, urges women 40 years old and older to have a screening mammogram every year. If you are less than 40 years old, you should talk with your physician to decide when to get your baseline (first) mammogram.

Our mission is to enhance breast health through expert screening, education and early detection of breast cancer with coordination of services for treatment and support.

About our Breast Health Facilities

All of our breast health facilities listed above have full accreditation from the American College of Radiology and are certified and approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), verifying compliance with the law in delivering high quality mammography. Forum Health is committed to high standards of safety, quality and professionalism. Our radiologists are board certified by the American College of Radiology. All technologists are registered Radiologic Technologists with certification in mammography.

Scope of Services

Experts at our breast health facilities offer the following services:
- Screening mammogram
- Diagnostic mammogram
- Breast Ultrasound
- Breast Ultrasound for cyst aspiration and biopsy
- Stereotactic Biopsy
- Needle localization
- Ductogram
- Osteoporosis Testing
- DEXA Scan

Complementing the above services, a bimonthly breast conference is held to discuss cases of women newly diagnosed with breast cancer. These conferences consist of a multi-disciplinary team of surgeons, oncologists, pathologists, radiologists, plastic surgeons, geneticists, nurses, and other ancillary staff who discuss the breast cases and outline a plan of treatment.

Goals of Staff

Forum Health is committed to providing you the
best care by:

• Maintaining the highest quality standards for patient care.
• Instructing and supporting patients before and after procedures.
• Providing results in a timely manner following diagnostic procedures.
• Increasing awareness of the risk of breast disease.
• Teaching proper techniques for breast self-exam (BSE) with written materials provided.
• Assisting patients when other medical specialists are needed.
• Providing support, information and individual care after a breast cancer diagnosis.
• Answering questions, explaining options and providing resources following breast cancer diagnosis.
• Providing bone density testing (Bed DEXA) to patients through doctor referral.

For an appointment at Center for Breast Health,
call 330-629-8456. For Trumbull Memorial Hospital, TMH Diagnostic, and TMH Center for Radiology, call Centralized Scheduling, 330-675-5217.