The Center for Women's Health

10/31/2025

🎃💗 Happy Halloween from The Center for Women’s Health! 💗🎃
We’re loving this creative reminder from our friends at Coastal Imaging, “Check your pumpkins for your Lumpkins!” 🎀

10/29/2025

1 in 8 women will develop breast cancer in her lifetime. Early detection saves lives - and a screening mammogram is one of the best ways to find breast cancer early, when it’s most treatable. You don’t need a referral for a routine screening at The Center for Women’s Health.

As we begin to wrap up our Pink October, take a moment to prioritize your health - schedule your mammogram today. 📞 912.303.5470

10/20/2025

💗 A Powerful Reminder to Listen to Your Body 💗

In a recent Vogue feature, 37-year-old Bridget Bahl shared how her IVF journey led to an unexpected breast cancer diagnosis. Her story is a powerful reminder that breast cancer doesn’t only affect older women - and that any new change deserves attention.

Even when symptoms seem related to hormones or other treatments, it’s always worth getting checked. Early detection can make all the difference.

At The Center for Women’s Health, we’re here to provide compassionate, expert breast imaging - including mammography, breast ultrasound, and DEXA scans - to help you stay proactive about your health.

📞 Call us: 912-303-5470 to schedule your screening.

“In my mind, if you have cancer, it’s going to feel like a marble, something hard and foreign. That’s not how this felt.”

10/14/2025

Early detection saves lives - and it starts with awareness.
Recent studies show that breast cancer rates are rising among younger women, underscoring how important it is to understand your personal risk factors and talk to your provider about when to begin screening.

At The Center for Women’s Health, we’re proud to use Hologic 3D mammography, the most advanced technology available for earlier and more accurate detection - even in dense breast tissue.

It’s never too early to be proactive about your breast health.
Call 912.303.5470 to discuss your screening options today.

Being at high risk could qualify you for early, potentially life-saving screening.

10/14/2025

“As women, we often put everyone else’s needs before our own. But your health deserves to come first,” says Dr. Jessica Wilder, mammographer at The Center for Women’s Health. “A routine mammogram is one of the most important steps you can take for early detection and peace of mind.”

This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, take a moment to care for you. 💕
Call 912.303.5470 to schedule your screening mammogram - no referral needed.

Compassionate care for women, by women.

10/08/2025

Most women diagnosed with breast cancer have no family history at all.
That’s why regular screening mammograms are so important - they help detect cancer early, when it’s most treatable.

You don’t need a referral from your primary care physician for a routine screening.
Call 912.303.5470 to schedule your mammogram today.

10/04/2025

Did you know that nearly half of women over 40 have dense breast tissue?

Dense breast tissue is common and completely normal, but it can make it more difficult to detect cancer on a mammogram. That’s why our team at The Center for Women’s Health uses advanced 3D mammography technology, allowing our radiologists to view breast tissue layer by layer for clearer, more accurate results.

If you’ve been told you have dense breast tissue, don’t worry - it just means you need to stay consistent with your annual screenings and follow any recommendations your radiologist provides.

We also recommend downloading this helpful guide from the National Breast Cancer Foundation to learn more about what dense breast tissue means and what steps you can take for your health:
https://www.nationalbreastcancer.org/resources/dense-breasts-guide/

✨ No physician order is required for a screening mammogram.
Call us to schedule: 912.303.5470

10/01/2025

October marks the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month - a time to focus on prevention, early detection, and support for women everywhere.

At The Center for Women’s Health, we’re dedicated to empowering women with knowledge, early detection, and compassionate care.

This month, we’ll be sharing breast health tips, facts about mammography, and reminders to help you take charge of your health.

Your health is your greatest gift- make time for your yearly mammogram and encourage the women in your life to do the same.

Remember, you do NOT need an order from a doctor for your yearly screening mammogram. Questions or want to schedule? Call us: 912.303.5470

09/30/2025

It’s National Hereditary Breast & Ovarian Cancer (HBOC) Week.
Some breast cancers are linked to inherited genetic mutations like BRCA1 and BRCA2. Knowing your family history and learning about genetic testing can help you understand your risk.

Learn more ➡️ https://www.nationalbreastcancer.org/breast-cancer-genetics/

09/30/2025

Many women feel nervous waiting for mammogram results - a feeling often called “scanxiety.”

“With 3D mammography, we can see through overlapping tissue with much greater detail,” says Dr. Jessica Wilder of The Center for Women’s Health. “This allows us to detect problems earlier while reducing false alarms and unnecessary callbacks.”

For a routine screening mammogram, you don’t need an order from your primary care physician. Call today to schedule: 912.303.5470

09/16/2025

Did you know? Up to 20% of women who suffer hip fractures die within a year of the fracture. Early detection is key to preventing the devastating effects of osteoporosis.

At The Center for Women’s Health, we use DEXA scans (dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry) to measure bone density and identify risk before fractures happen.

“Bone health often goes overlooked until it’s too late,” says Dr. Jessica Wilder, fellowship-trained mammographer and women’s health specialist. “DEXA scans give us the ability to catch osteoporosis early so we can protect independence, mobility, and quality of life for years to come.”

Prioritize your bone health today. Call us at 912.303.5470 to schedule your DEXA scan.

09/11/2025

Today we honor and remember the lives lost on September 11, 2001, and the courage shown in the face of tragedy. Our thoughts are with the families, survivors, and all who continue to carry this day in their hearts. May we always remember the strength that comes from coming together as a country in the face of immense tragedy.