BreastScreen WA

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What is a screening mammogram?

A screening mammogram is a low dose X-ray of a woman’s breast. Screening mammograms are performed on women with no breast symptoms, for the purpose of detecting breast cancer at an early stage before it can be felt or noticed. The best time to treat breast cancer is when it is still very small. Having regular mammograms through BreastScreen WA is one of the best things you can do to detect breast cancer early, and improve survival.

Who can have a free screening mammogram with BreastScreen WA?

Women 40 years or over with no breast symptoms.

We are committed to your privacy

When you book we need a few details from you including your name, address and age to ensure a quality service is delivered. Our data systems are secure and we do not share your private information unless required for your care.

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Where can I have a FREE screening mammogram?

BreastScreen WA has metropolitan, regional and mobile screening services located at:

Bunbury South West Health Campus
Corner of Bussell Highway and Robertson Drive

Cannington Unit 15, Prime West Cannington,
1490 Albany Highway, Beckenham, 6107

Cockburn Cockburn Integrated Health and Community Facility,
Suite 4, Corner Beeliar Drive and Wentworth Parade, Success, 6164

David Jones Rose Clinic
Level 3, Perth City store, 6000

East Perth - Mardalup Ground Floor, 63 Adelaide Terrace, East Perth 6004

Mandurah Level 1, 3/61 Sutton Street, Mandurah 6210

Midland 14/27 Old Great Northern Highway, Midland, 6056

Mirrabooka 29 Yirrigan Drive, Mirrabooka, 6061

Padbury Hepburn Heights Shopping Centre,
Unit 8/6 Blackwattle Parade, Padbury, 6025

Rockingham Unit 2, 12 Leghorn Street, Rockingham, 6168

Wanneroo ECU Health Centre, L2
30 Dundebar Road, Wanneroo, 6065

Appointments are available 7:30am-5:45pm on weekdays and 8:15am-11:30am on Saturdays at most BreastScreen WA clinics.

Mobile breast screening services visit outer metropolitan areas and country towns every two years. Some towns are visited annually.

Important things to remember before your appointment

Please bring your Medicare card with you to your appointment.
Women whose breasts become tender before their periods find it more comfortable to have a mammogram during or just after a period.
Please don’t wear talcum powder or deodorant on the day of your appointment. It may show on the X-ray picture.
Please be aware you will be reading information and signing a consent form at the appointment.

Be breast aware

Get to know your breasts and what is normal for you. Look in the mirror at your breasts and feel your breasts from time to time.

If you notice any unusual changes in your breasts such as lumps, nipple discharge, or persistent new breast pain, even if your last screening mammogram was normal, please see your GP promptly.

Ask your GP about breast health at your next check-up.

Do you have any questions?

Contact your GP or phone:

BreastScreen WA

13 20 50 for appointments

(08) 9323 6700 for information

National Relay Service

Last Updated: 05/05/2020