How do I schedule an appointment to have a mammogram?
Please call 1-855-655-BMMC (2662) for more information on the tour dates and to schedule an appointment.
What are the eligibility guidelines for a screening mammogram?
? Must be a woman 40 years or older
? Must have a primary care physician (a report will be sent to patient and their physician)
? Must be at least one year since previous mammogram
? Must not be pregnant or breast-feeding
? Must not have new breast lumps, breast skin or nipple changes, or nipple discharge (patients with
these symptoms should promptly contact their physician for evaluation and possible referral for a
diagnostic mammogram)
What is a screening mammogram?
A low-dose x-ray exam of the breasts. It typically includes 2 images or pictures of each breast and is
performed by a licensed Charlotte Radiology technologist, certified in mammography. A board-certified
radiologist specialized in breast imaging will interpret the results of your exam.
What if I have a breast lump or other breast symptom?
The Center offers screening mammograms – a “wellness” check for your breasts. A diagnostic mammogram
is used to evaluate an existing problem, and is a more comprehensive exam that may include specialized
views and/or ultrasound. Please contact your primary care physician for evaluation so he/she can refer you
for the appropriate exam.
Who performs the mammograms on BelkGives On the Go Mobile Mammography Center?
All screening exams are performed by Charlotte Radiology’s licensed female, mammography-certified
technologists.
Who interprets mammograms performed on the BelkGives On the Go Mobile Mammography Center?
A board-certified radiologist, specialized in breast imaging will interpret your mammogram. The confidential
results will be sent to you and your primary care physician.

How should I prepare for my mammogram?
? Bring your prior mammogram(s) or name/address of the facility where you had your most recent exam.
Having priors available at your appointment will expedite the time needed to interpret your images and
provide results.
? Do not wear powder, deodorant, lotion or perfume under your arms or on your breasts. Deodorant will be
available to you after your exam.
? Wear two-piece clothing for convenience.
? Bring pertinent history to your appointment: prior surgeries, hormone use, family/personal history of
breast cancer.
? Bring photo ID & insurance card (if applicable) to appointment.