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Mammography screening to be in Dunwoody on Feb. 11

Northside Hospital provides year-round mammography screening vehicles. The next visits in Dunwoody will on Feb. 11 and March 23 at Georgetown Center, 4498 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road. (Courtesy of ScreenAtlanta Mobile Mammography/T.W. Meyer)

Credit: T.W. Meyer

Credit: T.W. Meyer

Northside Hospital provides year-round mammography screening vehicles. The next visits in Dunwoody will on Feb. 11 and March 23 at Georgetown Center, 4498 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road. (Courtesy of ScreenAtlanta Mobile Mammography/T.W. Meyer)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
Jan 28, 2022

ScreenAtlanta Mobile Mammography will provide screenings in Dunwoody on Feb. 11 and March 23.

The location will be 4498 Chamblee-Dunwoody Road at Georgetown Center.

This community service of Northside Hospital offers 2D and 3D screening digital mammography on a year-round basis at Kroger stores in various locations.

To qualify, participants must meet American Cancer Society and Northside Hospital screening guidelines.

They also require a written order from their doctor.

To qualify for financial assistance through the Breast Care Fund, call 404-531-4444.

Insurance can be filed, but payment will depend on policy coverage.

Appointments are required by calling ScreenAtlanta at 770-667-4400.

Information: bit.ly/3I1yDPA

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