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Seaton breast screening

Mammography for Seaton women

Seaton women aged 40 to 74 can self-book an OBSP screening mammogram at our Ajax clinic. Low-dose digital imaging in a private, comfortable room.

At our clinic on Rossland Road East, Ajax

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Rossland Diagnostic Clinic300 Rossland Road East · Ajax

OBSP registered

Our clinic is registered with the Ontario Breast Screening Program.

Referral not always needed

Women between 40 and 74 can book routine screening directly, without a note from their doctor.

Digital and low dose

A low-dose digital X-ray of breast tissue supports early detection and diagnosis of breast disease.

Your visit, your community

Screening Seaton women can book themselves.

Regular breast screening is one of the ways to support early detection of breast disease. Our clinic is registered with the Ontario Breast Screening Program, and women aged 40 to 74 can book a routine screening mammogram without a referral.

Women living in Seaton come to us in Ajax, where exams take place in a private, comfortable setting. Mammography uses a low-dose digital X-ray to capture images of breast tissue.

On the day of your appointment, skip deodorant, antiperspirant and talcum powder on your chest and underarms. A two-piece outfit keeps things simple. Call 905-426-3111 when you are ready to book.

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Exam day reminders

Small steps for a smooth Seaton screening.

A couple of choices before you leave home help keep your images clear.

  • No deodorant, antiperspirant or talc
  • Wear a two-piece outfit
  • Ages 40 to 74 may book directly
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From booking to your visit

A little planning.
A warm welcome.

  1. Self-book or use a referral

    Reach us at 905-426-3111 or through the form. Tell us if it is routine screening or a referral from your doctor.

  2. Dress for ease

    A two-piece outfit is recommended. Leave off deodorant, antiperspirant and talcum powder on your chest and underarms.

  3. Visit us in Ajax

    Our private, comfortable exam room is at Unit 102, 300 Rossland Road East.

Mammograms for women living in Seaton.

Women from Seaton in north Pickering travel to our Ajax clinic, our one location, for breast screening. Saturday appointments are an option alongside weekdays.

  • Whitevale
  • Brock Ridge
  • Pickering
  • Rougemount
  • Duffin Heights
  • Claremont
  • Village East
  • West Shore
  • Frenchman's Bay
  • Dunbarton
  • Pickering City Centre

Helpful answers

Before you book.

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

Call 905-426-3111
Am I eligible to self-refer for screening?

Women aged 40 to 74 can book routine OBSP screening directly, without a doctor's referral.

Why skip deodorant on exam day?

Deodorant, antiperspirant and talcum powder on the chest or underarms can interfere with the images, so please leave them off.

Is the mammogram done in Seaton?

No. Seaton women come to our Ajax clinic at 300 Rossland Road East, which is our only location.

What should I wear?

A two-piece outfit is best, so you only need to remove your top.

How much radiation is used?

Mammography uses a low dose of X-ray to image breast tissue.

Let’s plan your visit

Book a mammogram from Seaton.

Use the request form or call, and our team will confirm a time that works for you.

Prefer to speak with us?

905-426-3111

Appointment request

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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?

Our clinic team is here for you.

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

For life-threatening emergencies, call 911.

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