Women's Health

The Sister Diane Grassilli Center for Women's Health is the hub for all women's health services at St. Mary's. Opened in November 2012, the facility offers comprehensive screening and diagnostic women's health services in one location, and with a streamlined approach. We offer state-of-the-art technology with highly trained professionals while providing personalized, convenient and efficient service to our patients.

Services We Offer

The St. Mary's Center for Women's Health provides unparalleled convenience for both our patients and our doctors with centralized services and rapid interpretation and reporting of results. We look forward to serving you.

What We Offer

• Computer-assisted digital mammography, Computer-assisted digital mammography, Tomosynthesis and stereotactic biopsy and stereotactic biopsy
• Whole breast ultrasound and ultrasound guided breast biopsy
• MRI-guided biopsy
• Bone density testing
• Laboratory drawing stations
• Pelvic ultrasounds performed by highly trained and compassionate professionals
• Bladder control diagnostic and therapeutics

How Often Should I Get a Mammogram?

With the conflicting guidelines regarding how often women should get a mammogram, it can be confusing knowing what to believe. To help support you, the medical experts at the Sister Diane Grassilli Center for Women's Health at St. Mary's want to be clear with our three important mammogram recommendations.

1) Talk with your physician
An appropriate screening schedule should be determined collaboratively between you and your physician.

2) Consider annual mammograms
St. Mary's experts encourage you to get an annual mammogram, because adhering to this schedule increases the chances of early detection, which lead to better cosmetic outcomes and survivorship.

3) Screening guide
All mammogram recommendations should be considered a guide to your screening decision. But they are not meant to be a one-size-fits-all rule.

St. Mary's Center for Women's Health has all the technological capabilities to meet your needs. Our advanced technologies result in greater accuracy - even for patients with dense breast tissue - which means fewer follow-up visits or false positives.

Sister Diane Grassilli Center For Women's Health

The St. Mary's Center for Women's Health is named for Sister Diane Grassilli, a significant figure in what was then Catholic Healthcare West before her untimely passing in 2006. Sister Diane embodies a sense of humankindness that inspired the community to bring the Center for Women's Health to life.