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In partnership with the Flyers Wives, the Fox Chase Cancer Center Mobile Screening Unit (MSU) brings cancer screening to our communities. The MSU is the only one of its kind associated with an NCI Comprehensive Cancer Center in the Delaware Valley.
Fox Chase Cancer Center, in partnership with Flyers Charities, has a Mobile Screening Unit (MSU) that brings breast cancer screenings right into the community. Please note that some services require a fee.
A mammogram is a type of X-ray that creates an image of the inside of the breast. A mammogram is important because it is one of the best ways to find breast cancer early when it is most treatable.
The MSU uses digital mammography. Digital mammography gives very clear pictures, which can also show small growths that other types of X-rays do not find.
You will need a prescription from your doctor if you want a mammogram on the MSU. The mammogram is private. The entire process takes less than 15 minutes. You and your doctor will receive a result letter within 10 days. Women who require additional care will be referred to a nurse navigator to help with next steps.
A woman can get a mammogram if she meets the following criteria:
A woman can get a mammogram on the MSU even if she doesn't have insurance. We have several programs that can cover your costs.
A woman cannot have a mammogram on the MSU if she:
To learn more about our community screening program, please contact Linda Hammell, Director of the Community Cancer Screening Program at 215-728-3554 or by email at linda.hammell@fccc.edu