BreastScreen WA

Welcome to BreastScreen WA, a leading institution dedicated to providing breast cancer screening services to women in Western Australia. Located at Joondalup Drive, 57 in Joondalup, our establishment is a health point of interest that aims to prioritize the well-being of our community.

At BreastScreen WA, we understand the importance of early detection in the fight against breast cancer. That's why we proudly offer over 120,000 screening mammograms annually to women across the region. Our highly experienced all-female staff is committed to treating every patient with kindness and dignity during their appointment, ensuring a comfortable and supportive environment.

We believe in inclusivity and accessibility, which is why our resources are available in 32 different languages. Additionally, if needed, we can provide interpreters upon request to ensure clear communication and understanding. Our commitment to reaching all women extends beyond our clinic walls. Our mobile screening units regularly visit over 100 locations in rural and remote areas of Western Australia, ensuring that women in these communities have access to life-saving screenings.

As an institution, we also recognize and pay our respects to the traditional custodians of the land throughout Western Australia. We acknowledge their enduring connection to the land, waters, and community. In doing so, we honor the Aboriginal communities and their rich cultures, as well as the wisdom of the Elders, both past and present.

To make an appointment or seek further information, please contact us at 13 20 50. For country callers, we offer a toll-free number at 1800 800 033. You can also reach us via email at breastscreenwa@health.wa.gov.au. Our fax number is (08) 9323 6799, and general information can be obtained by calling (08) 9323 6700.

Find us at our main office on the 9th Floor of Eastpoint Plaza, 233 Adelaide Terrace, Perth, WA, 6000. BreastScreen WA is proudly brought to you by the Department of Health, Western Australia. Together, let's prioritize early detection and empower women in the fight against breast cancer.