At PromiseCare Medical Group’s breast clinic in Hemet, California, a dedicated team of specialists provides thorough and compassionate care for all breast health concerns.

From routine screenings and diagnostic imaging to tailored surgical options and personalized treatment plans, they guide patients every step of the way.

Whether experiencing symptoms, needing a second opinion, or looking for proactive care, the clinic’s experts listen to concerns and develop a plan tailored to each patient’s needs.

As patients navigate their breast health journey, they discover the support, resources, and expertise that empowers them to take control.

Overview

A comprehensive and compassionate approach to breast health is essential for patients.

Many services are available to support unique needs, including mammograms, diagnostic imaging, and tailored surgical options. A team of highly trained medical professionals will work with patients to develop a personalized care plan that addresses specific concerns and needs.

A comfortable environment and educational resources can significantly impact a patient’s experience. Shared group appointments can bring together patients and guardians for support and guidance.

Advanced diagnostic techniques, such as 3D mammography and ultrasound, are used to accurately detect and assess breast conditions. Emphasizing early detection and treatment empowers patients to take control of their breast health, providing a safe and supportive space to prioritize well-being.

With access to leading-edge breast care, patients can trust that they’re receiving the highest level of care.

What Does The Department Do?

A journey to thorough breast care begins with a team of dedicated professionals who provide a wide range of services tailored to address unique needs and concerns. Extensive care includes mammograms, diagnostic services, and breast cancer treatment. Highly trained and compassionate healthcare providers work with patients to develop personalized care plans that address specific situations.

Patients receive educational resources, such as informational materials that outline surgery expectations and encourage informed decision-making. Shared group appointments provide a safe and confidential space for patients to discuss concerns with their healthcare providers and others who may be going through similar experiences.

How We Help Our Patients

Navigating a breast health journey requires a supportive team. A dedicated team can help with diagnosis, guide treatment decisions, and provide necessary care and support.

Whether seeking a diagnosis, exploring treatment options, or needing emotional support, a committed team is essential for comprehensive care.

Diagnosis

Receiving an accurate diagnosis is a critical step in addressing breast health concerns. A thorough and compassionate approach is essential in evaluating and understanding each individual’s unique situation. A detailed evaluation typically includes a thorough history assessment, a clinical breast exam, and a review of any previous imaging. This allows for an accurate diagnosis of any breast health issues.

Advanced detection methods, such as mammograms, ultrasounds, and biopsies guided by imaging techniques, are used to identify abnormalities. A multidisciplinary approach is often employed to develop a personalized care plan tailored to individual needs.

Educational resources can help individuals understand their diagnosis and what to expect throughout the process. The goal is to empower individuals with knowledge and support them every step of the way.

Treatment Request

When facing a breast health concern, seeking care from a dedicated team is crucial. This team should take the time to understand the unique situation and develop a personalized treatment plan tailored to the individual’s needs. A thorough approach that addresses physical and emotional well-being is essential.

Highly trained healthcare professionals should guide patients through their treatment options, explaining each step and answering any questions they may have.

A treatment plan should be developed in close collaboration with the patient, taking into account their specific needs. This may involve surgical options, specialized breast cancer treatment, or other interventions.

Detailed evaluations, including clinical breast exams, imaging reviews, and consultations, are necessary to create an effective treatment strategy. Patients should have access to educational resources and support groups throughout their journey, empowering them to take an active role in their care.

A compassionate and supportive approach is vital in helping patients navigate their treatment.

Patient Care & Support

Navigating a breast health concern can be intimidating. A patient-centered approach to care is essential, tailoring support services to meet unique needs and empower individuals throughout their journey.

Every patient’s situation is different, and personalized care plans should cater to individual requirements. Extensive support services, including educational materials about conditions and treatment options, can ensure that patients are well-informed and confident in their care.

Participating in shared group appointments can provide an opportunity to discuss concerns and experiences with others going through similar situations while maintaining confidentiality. A comfortable environment can put patients at ease during visits and treatments.

A multidisciplinary team approach can provide access to a range of specialists for a holistic evaluation and management of breast health issues. Patients should be at the heart of all care decisions, and their needs should be prioritized throughout every stage of treatment.

When To See A Doctor

Noticing a new breast lump, unusual pain, or changes in breast size can be unsettling, and it’s essential to seek medical attention promptly. If a lump is discovered, it’s crucial not to panic – most lumps are benign, but it’s always better to err on the side of caution.

Any unusual pain, especially if it persists, should also be checked by a healthcare professional. A doctor should be consulted if there’s any discharge from the nipple, especially if it’s bloody or occurs without squeezing.

Skin changes such as redness, scaling, or dimpling on the breast may indicate underlying issues and should be assessed by a healthcare professional. If swelling or a noticeable change in the contour of the breast is experienced, medical consultation is vital.

Regular screenings and consultations are recommended for women aged 40 and older or earlier if there are concerning symptoms or risk factors. Early detection is key in the fight against cancer.

Assessments

A thorough and personalized assessment of breast health typically begins with an extensive review of medical history, followed by a clinical breast exam to identify any abnormalities.

Additional imaging tests, such as mammograms or ultrasounds, may be required to get a clearer picture of breast health, depending on symptoms.

Throughout the assessment, a team of specialists will care for the patient, discuss test results, explain the diagnosis, and develop a personalized management plan tailored to the patient’s unique needs.

It’s helpful to bring any past mammogram images, especially if they’re from a different provider, to compare with current results.

Confidentiality is prioritized, and educational materials are typically provided to help patients understand their condition and treatment options.

This approach empowers patients to take control of their breast health.

Consultations

As you prepare for a consultation, you likely have many questions and concerns about what to expect.

A thorough evaluation will be conducted to determine the cause of your symptoms and establish a diagnosis.

Based on the evaluation and diagnosis, a personalized treatment plan can be created to address your unique needs and ensure you receive the most effective care.

Evaluation

When undergoing an evaluation for breast health concerns, patients can expect a thorough and compassionate approach. The process begins with a detailed medical history and a clinical breast exam. This is an opportunity for patients to discuss their symptoms and concerns with a specialist who can provide guidance.

As part of the evaluation, additional imaging tests such as mammograms or ultrasounds may be required to provide a complete assessment of breast health. A specialist will review all test results with the patient and discuss potential next steps in their care plan.

Patients experiencing symptoms like abnormal mammograms, breast lumps, or other concerning breast symptoms must receive prompt medical attention. Patients should bring images of their mammograms from the past five years to the visit to facilitate a complete evaluation.

Patients can expect personalized care from a team dedicated to their breast health and well-being throughout the evaluation process.

Diagnosis

A diagnosis typically begins with a detailed consultation, during which a team of specialists works closely with the patient to address their unique breast health concerns. This evaluation includes an extensive assessment of symptoms, such as an abnormal mammogram or a breast lump, or concerning symptoms like nipple discharge or skin changes.

During the consultation, a specialist conducts a meticulous medical history and clinical breast exam, reviewing any prior imaging to get a clear picture of the patient’s breast health. Additional imaging tests, such as mammograms or ultrasounds, may also be performed to evaluate the condition further.

After the evaluation, the patient meets with a specialist to discuss test results and outline the next steps in their care plan.

A comfortable and confidential environment is crucial during the diagnosis journey, even during shared group appointments, allowing patients to feel safe and supported throughout the process.

Request For A Treatment Plan

Requesting a treatment plan for breast health is a personalized process that addresses a patient’s specific needs and concerns. A team of dedicated specialists will guide the patient through their treatment journey with compassion and expertise.

When requesting a treatment plan, patients can expect a detailed assessment that includes:

  1. Scheduling a consultation: A patient can contact their healthcare provider to request an appointment.
  2. Clinical breast exam: A specialist will conduct a detailed exam to assess the patient’s breast health.
  3. Review of previous imaging or symptoms: The specialist will review any previous test results or symptoms to understand the patient’s breast health concerns.
  4. Personalized treatment plan: A tailored treatment plan will be created to address the patient’s specific needs and concerns.

A patient’s breast health journey is unique, and a personalized approach ensures they receive the necessary care and support. The goal is to guarantee that patients feel informed and empowered throughout their treatment journey.

Treatments

Treating breast cancer involves developing a personalized treatment plan that combines cutting-edge breast care with a compassionate approach. Patients have access to an extensive range of treatments, including surgical options and specialized breast cancer treatment plans tailored to their individual needs.

Advanced diagnostic technologies, such as 3D mammography and breast ultrasounds, provide accurate evaluations and faster diagnoses, giving patients peace of mind and a sense of control over their care.

Throughout treatment, patients receive support and guidance from their care team and access to educational resources and shared group appointments. These resources empower patients and their loved ones to better understand their condition, procedures, and expectations.

A commitment to leading-edge breast care and compassionate treatment ensures that patients receive the highest quality care, helping them navigate the challenges of breast cancer with confidence and hope.

Patients can take the first step toward comprehensive treatment by focusing on personalized, extensive care that prioritizes unique needs and well-being.

Procedures

Understanding the procedures involved in breast health care can help alleviate uncertainty and empower individuals to make informed decisions about their treatment options. Various procedures are designed to evaluate and address different breast health concerns.

Advanced imaging technologies, such as 3D mammography and MRI, enhance the detection and monitoring of breast conditions. Some common procedures include:

  1. Mammograms and breast ultrasounds for accurate diagnosis and evaluation of breast health.
  2. Biopsies to examine abnormal tissue or cells.
  3. Surgical options, including reconstructive and corrective procedures tailored to individual needs.
  4. Advanced imaging tests, such as MRI, provide a more detailed understanding of breast health.

A focus on patient confidentiality and education ensures that individuals are well-prepared for procedures and understand their treatment options.

Patient Resources

Throughout your journey with breast care, you’ll have access to a wide range of patient resources designed to empower you with the knowledge and support you need to take charge of your breast health. Personalized care plans tailored to individual needs are often provided to address the unique requirements of each patient.

Educational materials, including notebooks with information about surgery and what to expect throughout the process, are commonly provided. Some facilities also conduct shared group appointments, providing a supportive environment for patients and their guardians while maintaining confidentiality.

Breast care services may include mammograms, diagnostic services, surgical options, and breast cancer treatment. To prepare for a successful visit, patients are often advised to bring past mammogram images and be ready for a thorough clinical breast exam and possible additional imaging tests.

Ensuring patient safety and comfort is a top priority throughout the care process.