The Breast Center Springdale, a MANA Clinic

02/03/2026

Happy National Women Physicians Day! Today, we’re celebrating our expert breast radiologists and the countless women throughout history who have paved the way in medicine! Help us show them our appreciation for their expertise and care in the comments!

01/23/2026

The Breast Center locations in Fayetteville, Bentonville, and Springdale will be closing today at 3:00pm due to the incoming inclement weather. Please also note that all of The Breast Center locations will be closed on Monday, the 26th. Stay safe and warm! ❄️

01/22/2026

Before a breast biopsy, sharing the right information with your healthcare team is essential for your safety and comfort. From medications and allergies to pregnancy status and bleeding risks, knowing what to disclose helps our team prepare and support you every step of the way.

We’re sharing helpful guidance from the Cleveland Clinic to help you feel informed and prepared. Visit https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diagnostics/24204-breast-biopsy-overview to learn more!

01/01/2026

Thank you, NWA, for trusting us with your care, for allowing us to be part of your health journey, and for inspiring us every day with your resilience. As we step into 2026, our mission and promise to our patients remains the same: to provide hope through early detection with personalized care. We wish our entire community a healthy, hopeful, and Happy New Year! 💗 #2026

01/01/2026

🎉 Celebrating tonight? Stay safe and start the New Year right with these NYE safety tips at: https://blog.americansafetycouncil.com/new-years-eve-safety-tips/.

New Years Eve Safety Tips New Years Eve is a great chance to celebrate the year gone by and the coming of a new one. However, these celebrations also come with great dangers and responsibilities. Here are a few tips to keep in mind as you make your New Years plans!  New Years Eve Driving After midn...

12/30/2025

📣 Know the signs of breast cancer:
- A lump or thickened area in the breast
- A ni**le that flattens or turns inward
- Skin color changes (pink/red, darker, red, or purple)
- Changes in breast size, shape, or appearance
- Skin dimpling or “orange peel” texture
- Peeling, scaling, crusting, or flaking of the skin of the ni**le or ar**la

Early detection saves lives. Check yourself regularly and talk to your doctor if you notice changes. 💖 Visit https://loom.ly/NkEOC_Q to learn more!

12/25/2025

Wishing you a very Merry Christmas from our family at The Breast Center to yours! 🎄🎅🏼🎁

12/23/2025

Don't let the holiday hustle put your health on hold! 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.

Early detection is key — schedule a 30-minute screening mammogram appointment now at the link: https://mana.md/clinics/the-breast-center/the-breast-center-screening-mammogram-request/.

12/23/2025

Dr. Lott and lead nurse Stephanie Claborn recently toured the Washington Regional J.B. Hunt Cancer Support Home alongside Fayetteville's Mayor, Molly Rawn.

We are thankful to have this thoughtfully designed space for our patients to receive no cost lodging during treatment as well as access no cost surgical supplies, custom bras, breast forms, and wigs. Thank you Washington Regional JB Hunt Transport Services Cancer Support Home for all that you do!

Visit https://www.wregional.com/main/cancer-support-home for more information!

12/22/2025

All MANA clinics will be closed on December 25th and January 1st 🎄✨

Be sure to visit our website for details on all clinic hours during the weeks of Christmas and New Year’s at: https://mana.md/holiday-hours/.

Wishing you a joyful, safe, and happy holiday season! 🎁❄️
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12/22/2025

It is with heavy hearts to share the recent loss of a cherished coworker and an even better friend, Janet Holman. Janet was a beautiful soul and a breast cancer survivor. She turned her own story into a lifeline to bring hope and inspiration to others. As a breast cancer survivor, she often said The Breast Center saved her life, and she returned that gift by joining our team to support others facing a diagnosis. To Janet, there were no strangers, only opportunities to share her kindness, resilience, faith, and optimism with others.

Our clinic manager, Kim, remembers her fondly, stating, “I was truly blessed to have Janet in my life, and she always knew how to give me words of encouragement when I needed them, and I did the same for her in those times. I will miss my friend but will also cherish all those fond memories of her.”

Her legacy lives on through the breast cancer survivor portraits from various photoshoots throughout the years on our clinic walls and through the light she brought into our clinics. Her journey continues to inspire us to champion early detection and breast health education. We will miss her deeply, and our thoughts are with her dear family. If you have a lovely memory of Janet, please share it in the comments so her loved ones can see how many lives she truly touched. ❤️