Breast Cancer Mammogram Screening
4.84 out of 5 based on patient reviews
Detect breast cancer at an early stage – for women without symptoms aged 40+
- Expert-reviewed scans: All mammograms are analysed by specialist breast radiologists.
- Fast, accurate results: Get your results securely within 3–4 weeks.
- No GP referral needed: Access screening directly without a doctorߴs appointment.
- Convenient clinic locations: Nationwide access to private breast screening services.
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Why breast screening?
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the UK, with 1 in 7 women diagnosed in their lifetime. Identifying changes early significantly improves treatment success, with survival rates as high as 98% when detected at the earliest stage.
While NHS breast screening is available every three years from age 50 to 70, private breast cancer screening with Check4Cancer provides:
Earlier access :
available from age 40.
Greater flexibility :
choose when and where to have your mammogram.
Expert-led care :
referral to Check4Cancer breast clinic network if required.
Regular screening helps detect cancers before they can be felt as lumps or cause symptoms, giving you peace of mind and the best chance of early detection.
Why choose Check4Cancer for your breast cancer screening?
When it comes to breast cancer screening, not all providers offer the same level of service or tests that are appropriate for breast screening. This is what sets us apart from other providers, ensuring you receive the highest standard of support and clinical care.
Early detection: Identify changes in breast tissue before symptoms develop.
Expert-led screening: All scans are reviewed by specialist breast radiologists.
Convenience & flexibility: Book at a time and location that suits you.
Accurate results: Get clear and detailed reports.
No GP referral needed: You can access a mammogram directly without the need for a GP visit, streamlining the process for your convenience.
Nationwide clinics: Our extensive network of clinics across the UK ensures that you have access to screening services close to home.
Who should consider breast cancer screening?
Private breast cancer screening is recommended for:
Women aged 40+ who want proactive health management.
Those with a family history of breast cancer.
Women who do not meet the NHS screening criteria but want to monitor their breast health.
Anyone seeking reassurance beyond standard NHS screening intervals.
What to expect from your breast screening
Getting screened with Check4Cancer is simple, professional, and designed for your convenience.
- Book your appointment
Choose a time and clinic location that suits you. - Attend your screening
Your mammogram will be performed by expert mammographers. - Receive your results
Secure, timely reports with clear guidance on next steps.
What happens after my consultation?
If your screening identifies an area of concern, we will provide:
Clear next steps
If further tests are required, we will provide full guidance on what to do next. Your results will include guidance on managing your health and obtaining further testing or treatment with the NHS or privately in our breast network.
Personalised support
Our team are experienced healthcare professionals and will call to explain your results.
Reassurance
An abnormal result does not necessarily mean breast cancer, but it does mean that further investigations will be required and is a proactive step in monitoring breast health.
Nationwide access - find a breast cancer mammogram screening clinic near you
We provide private breast cancer mammogram screening appointments across the UK – including London, Manchester, Birmingham, Glasgow, Leeds, Edinburgh, Bristol and more.
Use our clinic locator to find your closest clinic.
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4.84 out of 5 based on 5965 patient reviews
Reviews/Testimonials
"I think your screening mammogram service might have saved my life. As a result of the mammogram, I was found to have a DCIS* and had a lumpectomy and then radiotherapy. I will be followed up every six months at the London clinic. It's a brilliant thing you do and I am very grateful. (*DCIS means 'Ductal Carcinoma in situ and is considered the earliest form of breast cancer)"
LP
Breast Cancer Mammogram Screening
"I cannot suggest any improvements to the service. Everything was great!"
JR
Breast Cancer Mammogram Screening
"I couldn't have asked for a better service/experience. My appointment was scheduled for one week after my initial contact. I had a mammogram and got the all clear. I couldn't have asked for a more. Thank you all so much!"
SD
Breast Cancer Mammogram Screening
Professor Simon Russell
Deputy Chief Medical Officer and Advisor for Breast Cancer
Consultant Oncologist at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge and Hinchingbrooke Hospital, Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire. Professor of Oncology, University of Rome Medical School. Professor Simon Russell is a Consultant Oncologist at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge and Hinchingbrooke Hospital, Huntingdon. He leads the Urological Malignancy Service and has previously been lead clinician for the breast service. He is the lead for Radiotherapy for Genesis Cancer Care, Cambridge. He has served as the secretary of the British Uro-Oncology Group 2003-2015 and remains a Trustee. He was appointed Professor of Oncology at the University of Rome Medical School, Tor Vergata 2015. Simon joined Check4Cancer in 2018.
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