Mammograms Don’t Have to be Scary: Great Plains Regional Medical Center Offers Mammogram Special This October

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Elk City, OK – Great Plains Regional Medical Center (GPRMC) is encouraging women to prioritize their breast health this October with a special $35 mammogram offer. The promotion features Genius™ 3D Mammography™, an advanced breast imaging technology designed to improve early detection of breast cancer.

Genius 3D Mammography uses state-of-the-art breast tomosynthesis to provide a clearer, more detailed view of breast tissue. Clinical studies show that this technology not only increases the likelihood of detecting breast cancer early but also reduces the number of women asked to return for additional testing. By offering Genius exams, GPRMC is providing women a more accurate and effective tool for breast cancer screening.

GPRMC’s $35 mammogram special is available October 1-31, 2026, for self-pay patients, paid at the time of service with no insurance required. For women aged 40 and older, screening mammograms are covered under most insurance plans. GPRMC will honor the special pricing for all mammograms scheduled in October, even if the actual appointment does not occur until after the end of the month.

Early detection is proven to save lives, and regular mammograms remain one of the most powerful tools in the fight against breast cancer.

"Regular mammograms play an important role in detecting breast cancer early, when it may be easier to treat,” said Rafel Alvarez ,D.O., a radiologist at GPRMC. “We encourage women to stay current with their recommended screenings and take this opportunity to make breast health a priority."

Women interested in scheduling a 3D mammography exam or learning more about this vital breast health procedure are encouraged to call (580) 821-5565. Additional information is available at www.gprmc-ok.com.

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