Risk Factors and Breast Self-Exams
Self-breast exams and self-breast awareness should really begin in your early 20's.
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Annual Mammograms + Healthy Aging
Let’s Get Personal. About the risk factors you can control.
Ask the Question, Save a Life
Dr. Parghi challenges all of you to ask one simple question and save a life: have you had your screening mammogram?
The Case for Early Detection
Despite the latest advancements in imaging technology and cancer treatment, more than 45,000 women annually succumb to breast cancer.
We all get busy
We know life can sometimes get in the way of getting an annual mammogram.
Why Breast Cancer in This Age Group Tends to Be More Aggressive
The reason that women in their 40s need to be screened every year is because their disease tends to be more aggressive.
Be Your Own Health Advocate
“Part of taking care of yourself first is being your own health advocate.”
“It’s the easiest appointment you’ll go to.”
Hear how Darlene has prioritized her annual mammogram, because to her, “it’s the easiest appointment you’ll have.”
Solis Mammography on Sonoran Living
Dr. Erin Bravo spoke with ABC15 Arizona Sonoran Living host, Terri Ouellette, at our Phoenix center about the importance of annual screening mammograms and more.
“Why not do it. Why not go get a mammogram.”
Kimberly got her baseline mammogram at 36 so she could get more insight into her breast health.
At 25, Know Your Risk Factors
Understanding your own personal risk for developing breast cancer is integral in being able to collaborate with your physician and deciding upon what is the best screening regimen for you.
Myth: It's OK to Postpone My Mammogram
Fact: Every year matters. Early detection through annual screening is the closest thing we have to a cure for breast cancer.
All You Have to Do Is Know One Friend
I'm a true believer in annual wellness checks, especially for mammography.
"I'm so grateful I did not skip."
Breast cancer survivor encourages candid conversations about the importance of annual mammograms.
What Women in Their 60s Need to Know About Breast Health
What I tell my patients in the 60s is that we need you to live a long life and you have decades ahead of you.
A Message for Mothers
Throughout May, we celebrate Women’s Health Month and Mother’s Day, serving as a reminder for women and mothers to pass on a legacy of health to their children and loved ones.
The State of Mammography: 2022 Annual Report
Learn about the 2022 State of Mammography by reading our annual report.
Insurance
Please check your coverage with your insurance provider before your appointment with us. Out of network billing can lead to unexpected charges. Please make certain you contact your insurance provider before your appointment. Learn more here. Learn more about receiving a good faith estimate by...
Solis Mammography and MountainStar Healthcare
Partnering for your peace of mind Solis Mammography is proud to partner with MountainStar Healthcare, a comprehensive care network serving Utahns with a patient-centered approach to delivering personalized, state-of-the-art healthcare. Together we are expanding patient access to essential breast...
MRI
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses a strong magnetic field and computer-generated radio waves to create detailed images of organs and tissues. This noninvasive and painless exam does not use X-rays or ionizing radiation.
Breast MRI
Breast MRI is a noninvasive exam that produces detailed images of the breasts without using radiation. For women of average risk of developing breast cancer, Breast MRI is used as a supplemental diagnostic tool to evaluate suspicious areas in the breast found on a mammogram. For women of higher risk, Breast MRI can be used with a screening mammogram regimen to monitor their health.