Mammograms and Breast Health Services in Greater Houston
The Rose offers more than a routine mammogram. Our Houston-area breast health services include screening mammograms, diagnostic imaging and follow-up care, breast MRI, bone density exams, genetic testing, mobile mammography, and patient support programs designed to help women access earlier detection and compassionate care with fewer barriers.
Accessible breast screening and diagnostic services across Houston and Southeast Texas
From routine screening mammograms to follow-up diagnostics and support. Our goal is to help patients get the imaging, education, and next-step care they need without unnecessary barriers.
More than a mammogram.
The Rose offers more than screening mammograms and diagnostic imaging. We provide supportive breast health services, follow-up guidance, and access-to-care programs that help women get answers earlier and move forward with confidence.
From routine mammograms and diagnostic imaging to patient navigation, mobile mammography, and uninsured patient support, our team works to remove barriers and connect more women to life-saving care across Greater Houston.
Early screening greatly improves treatment options.
The Rose supports women at every step of the breast health journey. From screening mammograms and diagnostic services to follow-up guidance, patient navigation, and access-to-care programs, we help connect more women to timely, compassionate care across Greater Houston.
When to Start Screening
Knowing when to begin screening is one part of breast health. Knowing where to go for trusted care, diagnostic follow-up, and support is just as important.
Screening for ages 20 and older
If you’re at least 20 years old, you should conduct monthly breast self-examinations and have clinical breast examinations at least every 3 years. Women under age 40 with a family history of breast cancer and other concerns about their personal risk should consult a trained medical professional about risk assessment and when to begin screening mammography.
Screening for ages 40 and older
If you’re 40 or older, you should conduct monthly breast self-examinations, have clinical breast examinations every year in addition to your annual mammogram.
With early detection, breast cancer survival rate is 99%.