Imaging Center
St. Luke's Breast Health: Twin Falls
About St. Luke's Breast Health: Twin Falls
Today’s women lead increasingly busy lives. Even so, it’s important to take time out for routine breast cancer screening, because all women are at risk. At this facility, St. Luke’s provides DEXA scans, 3D screening mammography, and education in order to identify cancer at its earliest, most treatable stage.
St. Luke's believes in providing high quality comprehensive breast care services and empowering patients to partner in their own breast health care. You are your best advocate beginning with...
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Breast Screening Recommendations
The American College of Radiology and National Comprehensive Cancer Network recommend annual 3D screening mammography beginning at age 40 for those at average risk for breast cancer.
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Our team is committed to supporting your breast health through friendly and compassionate care. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Before Your Visit
For Current Patients
St. Luke’s Breast Health Mobile Clinic
Your Neighborhood, Your Mammogram
No matter where you live, St. Luke’s Breast Health Mobile Clinics make it easier to get your annual mammogram—right in your community. Our two mobile units travel to rural areas across central, southern, and southwest Idaho, as well as eastern Oregon, providing over 2,000 mammograms each year.
Accredited by the American College of Radiology, each clinic offers full-field digital mammography and is staffed by certified technologists. Insurance is accepted and care is delivered with convenience, compassion, and quality.
Call (208) 706-2055 to schedule an appointment or email us to learn more about having the breast health mobile clinic featured at your event.
Financial Assistance for Mammograms
If you have limited income and are uninsured or underinsured, you may be eligible for financial assistance to help with the costs of screening mammography or diagnostic studies of the breast. Every month, we provide financial assistance to approximately 50 qualified women through several grant programs.