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Mammo Club & Community

The mission of the AMI Mammo Club is to promote proactive breast health awareness by providing reminders for monthly self-exams and annual screenings. The club also acts as a community between those who are actively screening, fighting or living in remission.

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Breast Screening & Diagnosis in Lincoln, Nebraska

AMI Radiologists specialize in high-risk screening and breast diagnosis.

Breast Screening plans should be determined based on a patient’s risk level. Women with an average risk should begin screening mammograms at age 40. Women with a higher risk may need to start sooner or include other screening options in their preventative plan.

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Our benefits:
Significantly lower costs
Weekend hours available
Accessible, central location
Top quality radiologists
Same-day results
Appointments and walk-ins
Where quality meets care

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Same Day Mammogram Results

Our Board Certified Radiologists have a wide-variety of subspecialties and are on call 24 hours a day to ensure the best care is always available, when patients need it most.

Factors that can put women at a higher risk for breast cancer include:

Personal history of breast cancer, lobular carcinoma, or atypical hyperplasia

Close relative diagnosed with breast cancer before age 50

Heterogeneously dense or extremely dense breast tissue

Lifetime Breast Cancer Risk Score over 20%

Three or more family members in one lineage with any form of cancer

More than one cancer in a family member

Radiation treatment to the chest area between ages 10-30

BRCA, ATM, CHEK2, PALB2, TP53 or PTEN gene mutations

How To Join

To receive monthly gifts, members must have received a mammogram at AMI within the past 12 months. Anyone who is passionate about breast health is welcome to follow the AMI Mammo Club Facebook page.

Picking up your Gift

AMI has a Mammo Club kiosk located in the vestible of the AMI entrance. The touch screen is easy to operate- simply enter your Mammo Club email and your gift will dispense. *Note: You MUST provide an email to be a member of the club.
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Frequently Asked Questions

If you have any further questions about your procedure, please contact our friendly staff.

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What if I think I have a lump?

Men and women with any kind of lump or new breast abnormality should receive a diagnostic mammogram right away. Once a diagnostic mammogram has been completed, there may be need for other diagnostics techniques to diagnose the irregularity.

What are factors that can put women at a higher risk for breast cancer?

Personal history of breast cancer, lobular carcinoma, or atypical hyperplasia Close relative diagnosed with breast cancer before age 50 Heterogeneously dense or extremely dense breast tissue* Lifetime Breast Cancer Risk Score over 20%* Three or more family members in one lineage with any form of cancer More than one cancer in a family member Radiation treatment to the chest area between ages 10-30 BRCA, ATM, CHEK2, PALB2, TP53 or PTEN gene mutations *Determined and included with every screening mammogram at AMI

Should I get a mammogram before I’m 40?

Annual screening for breast cancer is highly recommended as it helps detect breast cancer before severe symptoms such as lumps appear. Early detection also enhances the odds of surviving breast cancer and its ramifications. According to the recommendations of the American Cancer Society, an individual diagnosed with early-stage cancer has a survival rate of 99%.

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