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Martha B. Webber Breast Care Center

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Webber Breast Care Center offers timely access to state-of-the-art digital screening, diagnostic mammography, breast ultrasounds, clinical, and care support services by a multi-disciplinary team of experts. We Provide the Following Services:
•Digital mammography
•Diagnostic mammography
•Breast ultrasound
•Stereotactic needle biopsy
•Physical therapy, including lymphedema treatment
•Post-Operative care support
•Wig and prosthesis referrals
•Support groups
•Surgical services
•Community education and resources

12/28/2023

We're officially less than a month out from the Sugarloaf Charity Summit!

Sugarloaf Charity Summit is Sugarloaf’s premier fundraising event, providing an opportunity for Sugarloafers, old and new, to join forces in the fight against cancer by raising a mountain of money for the Dempsey Center, Maine Cancer Foundation, and Martha B. Webber Breast Care Center. All proceeds support cancer prevention, screening, access to care, and patient support in Maine.

Be sure to save the date for the Charity Challenge and Gala + Auction on Saturday, January 27th. Learn more about both events at https://sugarloafcharitysummit.org/

01/27/2023

Meet Lois. She’s a state Representative, women’s rights activist, and colon cancer survivor.

“All survivors go through that moment of terror, the shock, the fear of the unknown. But they ultimately move on to a period of joy, and a realization that they just have to move. They just have to do it.”

Read more of Lois’s story in Thrive, the Survivorship Digital Magazine from the MaineHealth Cancer Care Network: http://mh.care/9oSc50MCsHv

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or by following the link inside the front cover of the publication.

01/25/2022

The Sugarloaf Charity Summit, Sugarloaf's premier fundraising event, provides an opportunity for Sugarloafers, old and new, to join forces in the fight against cancer. Though this year looks different, our efforts to raise a mountain of money remain the same.

Watch this short video to learn how this event benefits our Martha B. Webber Breast Care Center. To learn more on how to support the 2022 Summit, visit http://mh.care/K7qo50Hygh0

01/11/2022

We'd like to thank Darling's for the $2,500 donation to the Martha B. Webber Breast Care Center. Your generosity enables our organization to continue to provide exceptional health care to our surrounding communities. Without contributions like yours, we would not be able to offer many of the important services and programs you and your family have learned to count on. Pictured at left is Tammy White, RN, our care support nurse.
Darling's Auto Group

10/20/2021

“My Screening mammograms saved my life twice.” - Karyn Chisolm, Breast Cancer Survivor

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women after skin cancer. Fortunately, the MaineHealth Cancer Care Network offers options for safe screening and ways to stay healthy to control and prevent breast cancer risks, even during COVID-19. Learn more at MaineHealth.org: https://www.mainehealth.org/Cancer/Cancer-Conditions/Breast-Cancer/Breast-Cancer-Screenings

Watch more of Karyn’s survivor story and learn how early screening, a positive attitude and a coordinated care team helped her in her journey.

10/05/2021

Today, messages of breast cancer screening are still important, especially during a pandemic. Women are busy. For some, balancing work and family life is a struggle, and finding the time to get a screening mammogram may be challenging. MaineHealth recommends women discuss screening options with their primary care providers.

During October—Breast Cancer Awareness Month—we promote awareness for safe screening and ways to stay healthy to control and prevent breast cancer risks.

06/08/2021

Franklin Memorial Hospital’s annual Health Care Golf Classic at the Sugarloaf Golf Club is taking place July 12. The beneficiaries are the Healthy Community Coalition of Greater Franklin County and the Martha B. Webber Breast Care Center. Both provide health services to people in need.

Monday’s featured contest is a four-person scramble and anyone is welcome to participate as part of a team or as an individual (individuals who register will be assigned to teams needing members). The event includes a continental breakfast for all players, followed by 18-holes of tournament play, a luncheon, and awards ceremony.

To learn more visit http://mh.care/bsrk50F4F66

05/20/2021

Franklin Memorial Hospital is proud to announce that is has been presented the Healthgrades 2021 Patient Safety Excellence Award for the third consecutive year. FMH is one of just two hospitals in Maine to receive this accolade.

“To be recognized during a year that has presented so many new challenges to patient safety with regards to COVID-19, is a huge accomplishment. The team at Franklin hasn’t missed a beat and continues to keep quality care and safety as a top priority,” said Barbara Sergio, chief operating officer at Franklin Memorial Hospital.

Read the full story at: http://mh.care/krPQ50ERgwN

05/05/2021

The University of Maine at Farmington is hosting a public walk-in COVID-19 vaccine clinic on Saturday, May 8, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. at 274 Front Street in Farmington for individuals age 18 or older. All welcome as Maine residency is no longer required. Vaccines are provided at no cost.
For those getting the vaccine, details follow that you should know about:
• Everyone entering should wear a mask and be screened for symptoms. Once inside you’ll be given a hospital mask to wear.
• Bring a form of identification and an insurance card, though the latter is not required.
• Those getting vaccinated will need to wait 15-30 minutes after the shot before leaving; the entire process should take about 40 minutes.
• Individuals will receive the Moderna vaccine, which requires two doses. A second appointment will be made for June 5 at the same location.
• Don’t go to the vaccine clinic if you are experiencing a fever, cough, or shortness of breath.

03/26/2021

Franklin Memorial Hospital (FMH) is leading the way when it comes to screening patients for colorectal cancer. “This is good news for our patients,” said Joseph Caruso, MD, a surgeon at Franklin Health Surgery. “Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths for men and women, but it is also the most preventable cancer with regular screenings. Higher screening rates means a healthier community. http://mh.care/ISJc50E9KBw

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111 Franklin Health Commons
Farmington, ME
04938

Website

https://mainehealth.org/franklin-community-health-network/services/breast-care

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We Provide the Following Services: •Digital mammography •Diagnostic mammography •Breast ultrasound •Stereotactic needle biopsy •Physical therapy, including lymphedema treatment •Post-Operative care support •Wig and prosthesis referrals •Support groups •Surgical services •Community education and resources