About the Margaret W. Niedland Breast Center
The Margaret W. Niedland Breast Center is a state-of-the-art facility housing
the most advanced imaging technologies and diagnostic equipment located
in a soothing environment designed to promote healing. When you walk through
the doors, harmonious feng shui desgin, engaging artwork and natural light
combine to enhance a feeling of wellness. Outdoors, there is a beautiful
mediation garden that is the perfect space to relax and recharge.
We have taken steps to alleviate stress and improve the screening process
by offering same-day mammogram results. If a patient requires additional
examination, arrangements can be made for same-day follow-up imaging and
procedures. This committment is more that just a convenience for busy
or anxious patients, it encourages women to get and continue regular breast
cancer screenings.
It's important that patients have confidence they are receiving the
best care possible. Jupiter Medical Center's Comprehensive Breast
Care Program was the first in the region to recieve full accreditation
from the National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC). The
American College of Radiology (ACR) has accredited the center in breast
mammography, ultrasound, MRI and stereotactic breast biopsy, and named
the Margaret W. Niedland Breast Center a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence.
“I felt at ease, that the physicians really cared for me. I knew
I was in good hands”.
- Whitney, former patient
"My mother was having some tests done at the outpatient imaging center
in the Margaret W. Niedland Breast Center. I saw the sign for the breast
center and thought since I had not had a mammogram done recently I’d
stop in. The person at the front desk was great, very helpful and she
was able to take care of scheduling an appointment for me. That mammogram
detected my breast cancer. If they had not helped me schedule it I might
have put it off which could have resulted in a later diagnosis and a different
outcome. I’m very grateful for their caring, a great team."
- Arie Strobel, former patient