Place for Breast Care
The Woman’s Place for Breast Care provides a comfortable, patient-focused environment for women seeking mammography, breast ultrasound, and other related services—all in the convenient setting of The Woman’s Hospital of Texas. We are accredited by the American College of Radiology.
To schedule an appointment, call 713-791-7176. For a physician referral, call 281-GET-HELP.
Getting a Mammogram with Us
All on-site mammography performed at The Woman’s Place is done with full-field digital units that employ computer-aided detection software. While other hospitals feel MammoPads should cost a patient extra, we feel that all women deserve a softer, warmer mammography experience, so we provide them standard. With similar thoughtfulness, we provide you with warm robes, and our waiting areas offer coffee, tea, hot cocoa, and a light snack.
When making an appointment with us, you’ll find that we can almost always schedule you to come in sooner than other facilities. Screening mammograms can often be booked as soon as the next day.
In addition to our mammography services at our main campus, Woman's offers mammography services at our Kingwood and Pearland satellite clinics. Via our mobile breast center, we can even provide mammography service to our satellite clinics in Angleton, Clear Lake and Willowbrook.
Other Services We Offer:
- Diagnostic ultrasound
- Bone densitometry (DEXA)
- Breast cyst aspirations
- Core biopsies utilizing stereotactic*, ultrasound or MRI guidance
- Needle localizations
- Breast MRI
* Our Hologic MultiCare Platinum system offers the latest advances in stereotactic technology with a design that provides enhanced patient comfort.
For more information, please call The Woman's Hospital of Texas at 713-790-1234.
For physician referral, call 281-GET-HELP.
Women's Radiology Associates, LLP
Since 1976, Women’s Radiology Associates, LLP has provided state-of-the-art breast, obstetrical, and gynecological imaging services for The Woman’s Hospital of Texas based on referrals from physicians across the Greater Houston area. Their physicians are active in teaching and clinical research in both independently and through affiliation with the Baylor College of Medicine. Learn more.
Breast Health Assessment and Video
If you’re not sure how to assess your risk for breast cancer—based on demographic information, family history, and person health history—use this breast cancer assessment tool to calculate approximate likelihood. For an explanation of how a biopsy procedure is performed, refer to the video below:
