Knowledge is power. And peace of mind.
Mammo+Plus uses groundbreaking Artificial Intelligence to give you a clearer picture of your breast health. This sophisticated technology does what the human eye cannot. It instantaneously compares your breast images to a database of tens of thousands of women to discover if you have an elevated chance of getting breast cancer within the next 12 months. When you add it to your annual mammogram, you’ll walk out with an annual predictive score personalized just for you. And you’ll have the knowledge you need to actively manage your breast health.
Mammo+Plus is available at select centers. Find your location below. You may opt-in at the time of your appointment.
The Mammo+Plus predictive score is an image-based assessment that uses a sophisticated Artificial Intelligence algorithm to compute your one-year risk of getting breast cancer. Your mammogram is compared to a database of tens of thousands of women studied over seven years. A score is computed based on your age, your breast density, and key data points from an AI interpretation of your mammogram. Our AI image-based one-year assessment is significantly more accurate than traditional lifetime risk models.
No. Your annual predictive score is computed at the time of your annual mammogram. No additional screening or appointment needed.
You may opt in at the time of your annual screening mammogram.
Yes, your risk score is dependent on the features of your mammogram, which change every year. We recommend having a new predictive score calculated yearly with your annual mammogram.
We recommend that women of average risk begin getting annual mammograms at the age of 40. 85% of breast cancers are found in women with no family history. When combined with your annual mammogram, our predictive score gives you additional insight into your breast health between screenings.
A normal predictive score means you are at the same average risk as the general population of women, which means you have a 1 in 8 chance of getting breast cancer in your lifetime. You should continue to get annual screenings and perform your monthly breast self-exams.
If you have an elevated score, this finding does not guarantee that cancer will be found on your mammogram at your next annual screening. It does mean your one-year risk of developing breast cancer is greater than that of the general population. We recommend that you remain diligent in your monthly breast self-exams, return for your annual mammogram in one year, and speak to your doctor if you notice any changes between your annual check-ups. We also encourage you to have your Mammo+Plus score updated on an annual basis to monitor any changes that may occur.
We recommend that you remain diligent in your monthly breast self-exams, return for your annual mammogram in one year, and speak to your doctor if you notice any changes between your annual check-ups. We also encourage you to have your Mammo+Plus score updated on an annual basis to monitor any changes that may occur. A clinical team member is available to consult with you by calling (833) 223-6661.
Like many new healthcare products, Mammo+Plus is not currently covered by insurance. Your HSA or FSA may be an option to cover out-of-pocket costs.
*Mammo+Plus is an AI-based software program that predicts whether a patient is more likely than the general population to develop breast cancer within the twelve months following a screening mammogram. No test or AI-based model (including Mammo+Plus) can predict the future development of breast cancer with 100% accuracy. For more information, please call (833) 223-6661.