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Together Women's Health Imaging Center

Together Women's Health Imaging Center

3D Mammography & Breast Imaging in Royal Oak, MI

Royal Oak, MI
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Together Women's Health Imaging Center is a proud partner of Together Women's Health, a leading network of integrated women's health care providers delivering the most advanced, highest quality female care. Located at 336 N Main St in downtown Royal Oak, our imaging center offers 3D screening mammograms, diagnostic mammograms, breast ultrasound, and minimally invasive breast biopsies, all in one place. We serve patients from Royal Oak, Ferndale, Birmingham, Troy, Clawson, and across Oakland County, with same- week appointments available and no referral needed for your first mammogram.

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Together Women's Health Imaging Center
Royal Oak, MI
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(888) 248-3953
336 N, Main St, Royal Oak, MI 48067

Our Services

Breast Imaging Services in Royal Oak, MI

From your annual 3D mammogram to follow-up imaging and biopsy, our Royal Oak team provides complete breast care under one roof, with results shared directly with your doctor.

3D Screening Mammogram

A 3D mammogram (breast tomosynthesis) takes images from multiple angles so your radiologist can see through overlapping tissue more clearly than a traditional 2D mammogram. Most women of average risk start annual screening mammograms at age 40.

  • No referral needed for your first mammogram
  • Helpful for women with dense breast tissue
  • Same-week appointments available

Diagnostic Mammogram

A diagnostic mammogram gives a closer, more detailed look when a screening mammogram finds something that needs follow-up, or when you have a symptom like a lump, breast pain, or nipple discharge.

  • Additional views of a specific area
  • Follow-up for symptoms or abnormal screening results
  • Often paired with a breast ultrasound

Breast Ultrasound

Breast ultrasound uses sound waves, not radiation, to take a closer look at a or area of concern. It is also used as supplemental screening for women with dense breast tissue.

  • No radiation
  • Evaluate lumps found on exam or mammogram
  • Supplemental imaging for dense breasts

Breast Biopsy

If imaging tinds an area that needs a closer Iook, a minimally invasive breast biopsy can tell you whether it is benign (noncancerous) or cancer. We Offer ultrasound guided breast biopsy for masses and stereotactic breast biopsy for calcifications.

  • Performed through a tiny numbed nick. no stitches needed
  • Ultrasound guided and stereotactic options on-site
  • Results typically within a few business days

Why Choose Together Women's Health?

Whether you're dealing with reproductive health concerns, gynecological issues, breast health or any other women's health condition, we are here to help. We believe that building a strong and trusting relationship with our patients is essential to providing you the best care. With Together Women's Health, we support you through every stage, standing by our name. When you choose us, you get:

Personalized care plans
Advanced technology
Private practice benefits
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Barbara Vazquez
Barbara Vazquez5 hours ago
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5 STARS OUT OF 5 Each one were professional but also very...Each one were professional but also very good at making one feel comfortable and relaxed. I appreciate their kindness while doing their job.
monica malone
monica malone1 day ago
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5 STARS OUT OF 5 I had a great experience. The staff...I had a great experience. The staff was very accommodating and the office was bright and comfortable.
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Dana Koepf1 day ago
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5 STARS OUT OF 5 Technician was excellent. Answered all the questions...Technician was excellent. Answered all the questions and was reassuring. Imaging was quick and not as painful as I thought it would be.

FAQs

Mammogram & Breast Imaging FAQs

No physician referral is required for your first screening mammogram. Diagnostic mammograms, breast ultrasounds, and biopsies are typically ordered by your doctor.
Most women of average risk start annual mammograms at age 40. Women at higher risk because of family history or other factors may be advised to start earlier.
A screening mammogram is a routine check for women without symptoms, typically done annually. A diagnostic mammogram is a more detailed exam used when there are symptoms or an abnormal screening result.
A 3D mammogram provides a more detailed, layered view of the breast compared to a traditional 2D mammogram, which can improve the detection of abnormalities, especially in women with dense breast tissue.
A mammogram is best scheduled when your breasts are least likely to be tender, typically one week after your menstrual period. Avoid using deodorants, powders, or lotions on the day of your exam, as these can interfere with the imaging.
Most insurance plans cover screening mammograms, but coverage for diagnostic mammograms, ultrasounds, and biopsies may vary. It's best to check with your insurance provider and our office for specific coverage details.