Upcoming Events

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - City Hall - Page

Event Date: 16 Sept 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - County Complex - Nogales

Event Date: 17 Sept 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - TCM Complex - Payson

Event Date: 24 Sept 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - Globe Board of Supervisors

Event Date: 24 Sept 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - Globe Board of Supervisors

Event Date: 25 Sept 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - Apache County Annex Bldg.

Event Date: 01 Oct 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - Apache County Annex Bldg.

Event Date: 02 Oct 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - Apache County Yard - Springerville

Event Date: 02 Oct 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - Health Department - Parker

Event Date: 09 Oct 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - School Support Center - Kingman

Event Date: 22 Oct 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - Santa Cruz County/County Complex

Event Date: 03 Nov 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - Health Department - Safford

Event Date: 05 Nov 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - Health Department - Safford

Event Date: 06 Nov 2025

AZLGEBT/RAGHT - Health Department - Clifton

Event Date: 06 Nov 2025

How To Prepare

The following items are very important to insure that your experience with Mobile On-site Mammography is a pleasant one. They will further insure that the results of your mammogram are processed in a timely and accurate fashion.

  • Print and complete patient forms. See links below to print.
  • Bring insurance card
  • We will need your physician’s name, address and phone number. This provides for the timely submission of the results to your physician.

If applicable we need the name, address and phone number of the facility where you had your last mammogram. This is very important. It allows the Radiologist the ability to compare prior images with our images. It is only to your benefit to have your mammogram results read with as much information as possible.

  • Do not wear any deodorant, powder, perfume or lotion the day of your appointment.
  • It is suggested that a two piece outfit be worn the day of your appointment.

Remember, 15 minutes could save your life.

Guidelines

Regular screening for breast cancer is an important part of your healthcare plan.

Guidelines for the early detection of breast cancer…

Ages 35-40:

  • Have a baseline mammogram
  • Have an annual clinical breast examination by a doctor or nurse
  • Conduct a breast self-examination every month

Ages 40 and over:

  • Have a mammogram every year
  • Have an annual clinical breast examination by a doctor or nurse
  • Conduct a breast self-examination every month

If you are under the age of 35 and have a history of breast cancer in your family, or have noticed any changes in your breasts please see your doctor or nurse to discuss the need for a mammogram. Mobile On-site Mammography accepts most insurance coverage.

Mobile On-site Mammography is unable to screen patients that are pregnant and /or nursing, unless referred by a physician.