The Houston Methodist Breast Care Center at Willowbrook has a full spectrum of breast health services with advanced imaging and clinical care to the patients. The center is dedicated to the early diagnosis, diagnostic assessment, and complicated imaging in accordance with the latest 3D mammography, breast ultrasound, and MRI. With the help of fellowship-trained breast radiologists, a caring clinical team, and the course of treatment, patients can receive high-quality assessment and individual instructions. The center aims on effective communication and delivery of timely outcomes and positive care to women across all levels, such as routine screenings and difficult diagnosis. It has a mission of providing safe, quality, and reassuring care to the breast that will enable the patient to make decisions regarding health.
We specialize in 3-D mammography, breast ultrasound, breast MRI and image-guided biopsies.
Normal screening mammograms do not usually require a referral, but diagnostic imaging may.
Yes, our radiologists have completed fellowship training in breast imaging and have extensive experience interpreting complex cases.
Yes, we do offer same-day mammogram appointments based on availability.
Yes, BRCA and hereditary cancer testing referrals are available.
Yes, our breast care navigator assists with testing, results, and follow-up coordination.
Yes, results and reports are shared through the Houston Methodist MyChart portal.
Yes, we provide stereotactic, ultrasound-guided, and MRI-guided biopsies on site.
Wear a two-piece outfit and avoid deodorant, powders, or lotions under the arms or on the breast area.
Yes, financial aid programs are available for uninsured and underinsured patients.
A typical screening mammogram takes about 15–20 minutes.
Yes, we offer additional imaging such as ultrasound and MRI for patients with dense breast tissue.
Yes, bringing previous mammograms or breast imaging helps radiologists compare changes over time.
Yes, we have cutting-edge 3D mammography and high-resolution imaging technology.
Yes, our team guides you through the next steps, including follow-up imaging, biopsy, or clinical consultations.