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Solis Mammography Opens New Center in Raleigh, NC

Solis Mammography
Solis Mammography has announced the opening of its newest center in Raleigh, North Carolina. With two locations in Cary and Apex, this new center marks the company’s third location in the Raleigh-Durham area and the seventh in North Carolina.

Drew Bell

Drew Bell
Drew Bell is the Chief Operating Officer of Solis Mammography. He has more than 15 years of experience in leading strategy and operational performance and effectiveness across the healthcare spectrum, including managed care, primary care, and specialized outpatient services.

Preet Takkar

Preet Takkar
Preet Takkar is the Chief Transformation Officer at Solis Mammography. He has spent the past 30 years in healthcare, working across both the technology and service delivery sides of the industry, leading transformative processes to streamline productivity and deliver mission-critical results.

Is a mammogram covered by insurance?

Is a mammogram covered by insurance?

Solis Mammography is in-network with most major insurance. For women 40+, your 3D mammogram is a covered preventive health benefit with a $0 out-of-pocket cost under most plans. Self-pay options are also available.

How long does a mammogram appointment take?

How long does a mammogram appointment take?

Most appointments only take 30 minutes. The mammogram procedure generally takes less than 10 minutes, with each breast getting compressed twice. Many women schedule their mammograms during their lunch break or in between other activities. Solis Mammography makes mammograms quick and easy with online scheduling, convenient locations, efficient appointments and fast results.

Does this center use AI to help read my mammogram?

Does this center use AI to help read my mammogram?

Yes, our screening platform includes 3D Mammography enhanced with AI. FDA-cleared AI assists our radiologists in detecting earliest stage breast cancer.

What's the difference between a screening and a diagnostic mammogram?

What's the difference between a screening and a diagnostic mammogram?

Screening mammograms are routine annual exams for women who are not experiencing any breast issues or symptoms of breast cancer. Screening mammograms usually take less than 30 minutes and results are received via email in two business days or less. Screening mammogram appointments can be scheduled without a doctor's order at most of our locations.

Diagnostic mammograms are for women experiencing suspicious breast changes, such as a new breast lump, dimpling or puckering of the skin, pain in the breast, or nipple thickening or discharge. A diagnostic mammogram includes additional targeted images used to evaluate the abnormal findings of a screening mammogram. Diagnostic mammograms take a little longer than a regular screening and you will have a consultation with the radiologist to determine if additional procedures are required. A doctor's order is needed to schedule a diagnostic mammogram appointment.

What are dense breasts and how do they affect my mammogram?

What are dense breasts and how do they affect my mammogram?

Dense breasts have more glandular and connective tissue than fatty tissue. Breast density is divided into four categories (A, B, C and D) that range from almost entirely fatty to extremely dense. Federal regulations require that patients be told if they have dense breasts – categories C and D are considered dense.

  • Categories A and B are not dense.
  • Categories C and D are dense.

About half of women over 40 have dense breasts. Breast density changes over a woman's lifetime and can only be identified through an annual mammogram.

When should I begin getting a mammogram?

When should I begin getting a mammogram?

Average risk women should begin getting annual mammograms starting at age 40. Your first mammogram establishes a baseline understanding of your breast tissue and is used as a comparison for future screenings, allowing a radiologist to monitor any changes year over year. This first mammogram will also determine the density of your breast tissue because research has shown that women with dense breasts have a higher lifetime risk of developing breast cancer.

Do I need to do any prep before my mammogram?

Do I need to do any prep before my mammogram?

If you are a new patient, you will need to send any previous mammography records to Solis Mammography prior to your appointment. Your previous images will be compared to your new exam images by our breast-specialized radiologists.

Additionally, follow the directions below to make your appointment go as smoothly as possible:

  • Don't apply deodorant the day of your exam. It can interfere with your images and cause an unnecessary return visit.
  • Wear a two-piece outfit. You will undress only from the waist up. We provide comfortable privacy capes to wear during your visit.
  • Avoid using any lotion, powder, cream or perfume the day before or the day of your appointment.

Once you check-in, you will be taken to a changing room where you will undress from the waist up. We will provide you with a comfortable privacy cape to wear before your exam begins. During your exam, one of our expert mammography technologists will guide you through the procedure, which takes no more than 10 minutes, with each breast getting compressed twice.

After your mammogram, you will change clothes and leave the center. Your results will be sent via email in two business days or less. Don't forget to schedule next year's appointment during check-in.

Can I get a mammogram if I have breast implants?

Can I get a mammogram if I have breast implants?

Our technologists are specially trained to safely image breasts with implants for an accurate screening exam. Let your technologist know about your implants so they can tailor your exam – sharing implant type or placement can support clearer imaging.

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Mary Simmons

Mary Simmons
Mary comes to Solis with 20 years of healthcare experience in HR. Most recently, she was Vice President of Human Resources and Corporate Services for Vizient. Vizient is a healthcare performance improvement company that offers solutions by way of consulting, technology products, and supply chain...

Timothy Mueller

Timothy Mueller
Tim Mueller is the General Counsel for Solis Mammography. Tim is passionate about growing organizations and has extensive M & A, JV and healthcare experience. He has been practicing law for over 20 years, including 15+ years as lead attorney and General Counsel in a high-growth healthcare setting...

Elizabeth Prom

Elizabeth Prom
Elizabeth Prom is the Vice President of Business Development. In her role, Elizabeth is responsible for driving new business growth through acquisitions, new centers, and hospital joint ventures nationwide. Prior to joining Solis, Elizabeth led the provider sales organization at IBM Watson Health...