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Samac OBSP mammograms

Mammography for women in Samac

First mammogram? Samac women aged 40 to 74 can self-book OBSP screening at our Ajax clinic, and our team explains each step in a private, calm room.

At our clinic on Rossland Road East, Ajax

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Rossland Diagnostic Clinic300 Rossland Road East · Ajax

Know what to expect

Our staff talk you through positioning and each image, so there are no surprises.

Book on your own

If you are 40 to 74, OBSP registration lets you arrange routine screening without a referral.

Low-dose digital imaging

Mammography uses a low-dose X-ray to examine breast tissue for early signs of disease.

Your visit, your community

Your first screening, explained gently.

If you have never had a mammogram, it is natural to wonder what it involves. A technologist positions you at the machine and takes low-dose digital images of the breast, explaining each step along the way.

Our clinic is registered with the Ontario Breast Screening Program, so women aged 40 to 74 can book routine screening themselves. Samac women come to our Ajax clinic, our only location, for a private, comfortable visit.

Before you arrive, choose a two-piece outfit and avoid deodorant, antiperspirant and talcum powder. Call 905-426-3111 if you would like to talk anything through first.

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First-timer tips

A top you can slip off, and nothing on the skin.

Those two choices make your first mammogram easier and help our team capture clear images.

  • Choose a two-piece outfit.
  • Skip deodorant, antiperspirant and talcum powder.
  • Routine screening at 40 to 74 needs no referral.
Medical imaging technologist reviewing appointment preparation with a patient

From booking to your visit

A little planning.
A warm welcome.

  1. Make the request

    Call 905-426-3111 or use the form. Let us know if this is your first mammogram.

  2. Get ready at home

    Wear a two-piece outfit and leave deodorant, antiperspirant and powder off your chest and underarms.

  3. Come to our Ajax clinic

    Samac women travel to Unit 102, 300 Rossland Road East, where parking is free.

Mammograms for Samac women, in a private setting.

Samac is part of Oshawa, and our only clinic is in Ajax, a trip west. Women from Samac and nearby neighbourhoods are welcome for routine and diagnostic exams.

  • Northwood
  • Oshawa
  • North Oshawa
  • Windfields
  • Centennial Oshawa
  • Kedron
  • Taunton Oshawa
  • Northglen
  • Columbus

Helpful answers

Before you book.

Questions about Mammography or visiting from Samac? Our team is here to help.

Call 905-426-3111
I've never had a mammogram. What happens?

A technologist positions you at the machine and takes low-dose digital images of each breast, explaining as they go.

Does my doctor have to refer me?

Not for routine screening if you are 40 to 74. Our OBSP registration lets you book directly.

Can I use deodorant before my mammogram?

Please avoid deodorant, antiperspirant and talcum powder on your chest and underarms that day.

Why wear a two-piece outfit?

It lets you remove only your top, which keeps the visit simpler and more comfortable.

Is there a mammography clinic in Samac?

No. Samac women come to our one clinic, at Unit 102, 300 Rossland Road East in Ajax.

Let’s plan your visit

Book your Samac mammogram.

Fill in the form and mention any questions you have. Our team will confirm a time and help you prepare.

Prefer to speak with us?

905-426-3111

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Areas We Serve

Welcoming patients from Ajax, Durham Region and surrounding communities to our clinic on Rossland Road East.

Explore the areas below to find your community.

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One convenient location in AjaxUnit 102, 300 Rossland Road East

Ajax
Whitby
Pickering
Oshawa
Scarborough
Markham
Surrounding communities

How can we help?

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Need an appointment or have a question? Choose the option that works best for you.

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