Breast Health & Cancer Clinic – Baptist Health Women’s Breast Health Services
From left to right (top image):
Rachel Pahls, M.D.; Amanda Ferrell, M.D., FACR; Arushi Devgan, M.D.
From left to right:
Julia Turner, DNP, APRN; Rachael Rickford, APRN, MSN
Early Detection Saves Lives
Baptist Health Breast Center in Little Rock is a certified Comprehensive Breast Imaging Center offering high-quality, full-spectrum services, including advanced treatments and preventive care dedicated to your wellness. This experienced team brings extensive knowledge and training from prestigious universities nationwide. They also offer genetic testing and evaluation at the High Risk Cancer Center, with grant funding from the National Breast Foundation to help ensure care for all women.
What is the most reliable way to find breast cancer early?
Mammography is the most reliable way. Women who do monthly self-exams, see their doctor and get yearly mammograms after age 40 can improve their chance of surviving breast cancer by up to 97%.
What advanced breast imaging technology does Baptist Health offer?
We offer advanced 3D mammography, ultrasound, bone density, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and Invenia ABUS 2.0 (automated breast ultrasound system). Images are ready right away, allowing for quicker and more accurate detection of breast changes.
Are free breast cancer screenings available?
Yes. The Baptist Health Foundation, partnered with the National Breast Cancer Foundation, offers free breast cancer screenings for uninsured or low-income women, including Medicaid and Medicare recipients.
What services does the High Risk Breast & Hereditary Cancer Clinic provide?
The clinic offers risk evaluation, genetic testing and personalized care plans for high-risk patients. This includes surveillance, medication, lifestyle adjustments and surgery options.
SPECIALTIES:
- 3D Mammography (Digital Breast Tomosynthesis)
- Genetic testing & risk assessment
- Automated breast ultrasound (ABUS)
- Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the breast
CONNECT:
Baptist Health Women’s Breast Health Services
501.202.1922 | baptist-health.org/services/womens-health/breast-health
Baptist Health High Risk Breast & Hereditary Cancer Clinic
501.202.7295 | baptist-health.org
9500 Kanis Road, Ste. 250
CREDENTIALS:
Baptist Health Medical Center
Rachel Pahls, M.D.: medical degree, UAMS; board-certified diagnostic radiologist; breast imaging fellowship, MD Anderson Cancer Center
Amanda Ferrell, M.D., FACR: medical degree, UAMS; board-certified diagnostic radiologist; breast imaging fellowship, Northwestern Memorial Hospital; Fellow of the American College of Radiology; director of breast imaging at Baptist Health Medical Center
Angela Casicano, M.D.: medical degree, UAMS; board-certified diagnostic radiologist; breast imaging fellowship, UAMS
Arushi Devgan, M.D.: medical degree, Vardhman Mahavir Medical College, New Delhi, India; mammography/women’s imaging fellowship, Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science
Baptist Health High Risk Breast & Hereditary Cancer Clinic
Julia Tuner, DNP: doctorates of nursing practice in adult acute care and adult gerontology, University of Tennessee: fellowship in adult genetics, cancer genetics risk assessment, National Consortium of Breast Centers; critical care registered nurse, certified registered nurse of infusion, American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN)
Rachael Rickford, APRN, MSN: master’s of nursing, Arkansas State University; bachelor’s of nursing, Arkansas Tech University