Early detection is the key to beating breast cancer. Schedule your annual mammogram with AHN.
Know before you book
To schedule your annual mammogram appointment online, you must meet all of the following criteria:
- Female, age 40 and over
- It’s been at least one year (365 days) since your last screening
- Not pregnant or breastfeeding
- No current breast issues or problems
- No recent upper body or mobility-limiting surgeries
Find a mammogram appointment
With over a dozen locations and times that work for you, it’s easier than ever to catch up or stay up to date on your mammogram.
Walk-in mammograms – no appointment needed.
Happening now through December 2026.
Check your mammogram off your list
Book your annual mammogram and then check it off your list. This 20-minute screening is your first line of defense against breast cancer. Call to schedule your mammogram today.
- Greater Pittsburgh Region: (412) 362-8677
- Lake Erie Region: (814) 266-6328
- Grove City, PA: (724) 450-7418
- Westfield, NY: (716) 793-2221
Why mammograms are so important
1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.+ Early detection helps save lives. Make your mammogram a priority.
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Imaging locations
With over 20 breast care centers throughout western Pennsylvania and New York, wherever you live, you can get your mammogram closer to home.
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Mammography at AHN
Our mammography specialists will make this screening as comfortable as they can. Take a look at a few additional tips to consider.
The Cancer Institute at AHN
If something concerning comes up on your mammogram, know that AHN cancer specialists lead one of the world’s largest programs focused on breast cancer clinical trials. We’ll work with you to find a personalized, effective treatment plan.
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Great news: Annual mammogram screenings are covered by most health plans. However, it must be 12 months since your previous mammogram before you can schedule again. Contact your insurance provider for details.
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A walk-in mammogram is not a free service. Check with your insurance provider to see if you are covered.
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Source: How Common is Breast Cancer - Cancer.org