The Breast Surgeons at CoxHealth

The Breast Care Clinic is located inside the Hulston Cancer Center on the third floor. The CoxHealth Breast Care Clinic is fully accredited by the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC), a program administered by the American College of Surgeons. It is also a designated Breast Care Center of Excellence. Accreditation is only given to those centers that have voluntarily committed to provide the highest level of quality breast care and that undergo a rigorous evaluation process and review of their performance in three modalities: mammography, ultrasound and stereotactic biopsy.

About The Breast Surgeons at CoxHealth

Our High-Risk Breast Clinic offers prevention measures and monitoring for patients with an increased risk for breast cancer. You’ll learn prevention measures from medical professionals with years of experience in caring for breast cancer patients.

At your first appointment, you’ll meet a breast surgeon and physician assistant to discuss your medical history and develop a personalized plan specific to your breast cancer risk. We’ll also discuss ways you may reduce your risk, and assess whether genetic testing is appropriate for your situation. We’ll share a summary of your plan with your gynecologist or family physician, and if your situation requires the expertise of additional health professionals, we will make those referrals.

If you have received your second COVID-19 vaccine shot, please wait four to six weeks to schedule your mammogram.

Your Team

Our clinic works as a team with the Missouri Surgical Center for Breast Health and the breast surgeons at CoxHealth. Together, they have nearly 100 years of combined experience caring for women with breast cancer and breast disease. They work alongside a physician assistant with expertise in and a passion for women’s health, plus nurses, radiologists, oncologists and support staff. Everyone here is dedicated to breast cancer prevention, early diagnosis and state-of-the-art treatment.

Patients We Serve

  • A strong family history of breast cancer, including male breast cancer
  • A history of Hodgkin's lymphoma treated with mantle radiation
  • Any gene mutation that may cause an increased risk of breast cancer
  • Concerns about risks for developing breast cancer for any other reason
  • A family history of ovarian cancer
  • High-risk benign pathology, including LCIS, ALH and ADH
  • A first-degree relative with any breast cancer gene mutation

Provided Services

  • Cancer Care

    At CoxHealth, from the moment you're diagnosed with cancer, our job is to mobilize every available resource to help you win the fight.

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  • Women's Health

    As the Ozarks’ leading voice for women’s health, we’re dedicated to helping with your health care needs, from well women check-ups to pregnancy and childbirth to midlife and menopause and beyond.

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