Our bus comes equipped with a dynamic and groundbreaking networking system coupled with innovative SpaceX Starlink technology empowering Dr. Ryan Polselli to interpret mammograms and diagnostics in real-time allowing most patients same day results

We take your privacy very seriously. Our bus has two private changing rooms adjacent to the mammography suite with a private entrance for your exam.

With 3D mammography, precise and clear images are produced. Multiple images are taken of each breast from many different angles creating a three-dimensional visual of the breast and allows Dr. Polselli to examine your breast tissue one layer at a time providing critical clinical information. When detected and treated early, breast cancer can be 90%-99% survivable providing a better outcome.

We Promise That 3D Mobile Mammography Uses Only 3D Mammography Technology And All Mammograms & Diagnostics Will Be Interpreted By A Fellowship Trained Breast Imaging Radiologist (unlike other places).

3D Mobile Mammography is physician-owned and operated by Dr. Ryan Polselli, a leading expert in the field of breast imaging. Dr. Ryan Polselli is a Diagnostic Radiologist, Diplomate of the American Board of Radiology, and a Fellowship Trained Breast Imaging Radiologist.

Dr. Polselli believes the biggest opportunity for improvement in the field of Breast Imaging currently lies with increasing the quality of mammographic interpretation through the use of fellowship trained breast imagers and making breast cancer screening more accessible and convenient to patients because Early Detection Saves Lives.

2D MAMMOGRAPHY

A 2D mammogram takes only two pictures, one from the side and from above each breast. This can show areas of overlapping breast tissue on the images.

3D MAMMOGRAPHY

With 3D mammography, precise and clear images are produced. Multiple images are taken of each breast from many different angles creating a three-dimensional visual of the breast and allows Dr. Polselli to examine your breast tissue one layer at a time providing critical clinical information. When detected and treated early, breast cancer can be 90%-99% survivable providing a better outcome.