The best in diagnostic imaging and breast cancer care

The Breast Center at San Ramon Regional Medical Center provides diagnostic imaging services to patients in the Tri-Valley. We have created a comfortable, supportive setting with a knowledgeable staff. We offer:

• Digital mammography, diagnostic ultrasound, ultrasound and stereotactic biopsies, DEXA bone density testing and X-ray diagnostic procedures
• A patient-centered environment where you can receive all breast health imaging services in a single location
• A relaxing waiting area and private, comfortable waiting rooms outside the main hospital

Let our team of specialists take care of you

Our team of radiologists and technologists provide a range of quality imaging services. We use advanced technology and up-to-date procedures to provide your doctor with accurate, detailed information. After your imaging is completed, your doctor will advise you on the results and discuss any further testing, procedures or treatment options with you.

A certified breast health navigator is also on site to provide education, support and expertise during your breast procedures.

Our imaging department is fully accredited by The Joint Commission and is certified by the California Department of Public Health.

2D Mammography

Uses X-rays to visualize abnormalities in the breast tissue. This equipment is used to detect breast cancer as early as possible, which generally improves the effectiveness of treatment.

3D Mammography

3D mammography uses multiple low-dose images to create a 3-dimensional view of the breast. This procedure allows the doctor to examine the 3D breast layer by layer. Fine details are more clearly visible because they are no longer hidden by the tissue above and below.

Breast Ultrasound

A breast ultrasound uses sound waves, not radiation, to assess the breast. It is commonly performed to determine if an abnormality detected by mammography or a palpable lump is fluid-filled (cyst) or a solid mass.

Breast Biopsy

A biopsy is a procedure which removes samples of breast tissue for examination by a pathologist under a microscope.

• Stereotactic biopsy utilizes small low dose X-rays to guide needle placement for removal of calcifications.
• Ultrasound-guided biopsy uses sound waves to guide the needle placement for the biopsy of a breast mass.
• Ductography is a special injection of X-ray dye into a breast to evaluate ducts.
• Wire-free radar localization system, uses safe, non-invasive, radar technology for precise guidance during surgery. The ability to strategically plan the incision may result in better cosmetic outcomes.

Physician Referrals

Physician referral required.

Same day appointments may be available and walk-ins are welcome. Please see admitting upon arrival.

Learn more about the medical imaging services offered at San Ramon Regional Medical Center or make an appointment by calling us at (925) 275-6116.