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Dunn Breast Care Center
9850 Genesee Avenue, San Diego, California 92037
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About the Dunn Breast Care Center
The Dunn Breast Care Center, located at 9850 Genesee Avenue in San Diego, California, is a leading institution in personalized and compassionate breast care. Accredited by the American College of Radiology, American College of Surgeons, and The Joint Commission, our center offers a full range of services to help you maintain your breast health. With a team of experienced health care professionals, registered nurses, and physicians, we utilize the latest imaging technology for screening and diagnosis, including digital mammography and breast MRI.
Our warm and welcoming environment, located on the campus of Scripps Memorial Hospital La Jolla, provides a comfortable setting for all patients. From screening and diagnosis to treatment and therapy, we are dedicated to providing comprehensive and compassionate care. Our services include support groups for women with breast cancer, free of charge, as well as genetic testing and counseling for those with a family history of breast and ovarian cancer.
At the Dunn Breast Care Center, we are committed to enhancing the well-being of our patients through excellent, personalized care. Our mission is to provide high-quality treatment in a supportive environment, where you and your family are encouraged to take an active role in your care. Whether you are in need of regular mammography exams, ultrasound procedures, or breast surgery, our team is here to support you every step of the way. Visit us today to experience the highest standard of breast care in San Diego.
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9850 Genesee Ave #170, La Jolla, CA 92037, United States
Opening hours of Dunn Breast Care Center
Monday:
07:30 - 16:30
Tuesday:
07:30 - 16:30
Wednesday:
07:30 - 16:30
Thursday:
07:30 - 16:30
Friday:
07:30 - 16:30
Saturday:
Closed
Sunday:
Closed
Reviews of Dunn Breast Care Center
"Update 1/30/24 I hope this is helpful for other women who are experiencing mysterious swelling of lymph nodes/mysterious bumps that are not told they are cancerous though need to be monitored: When I was first seen at the Dunn Center, I was told my lymph was swelling aka "lumpy." The female doctor told me there was nothing I could do. That it should just "go down on its own." That ensued weeks of very high anxiety, googling what my symptoms could be, and a lot of fear over my lymph not going back down. At my second visit in January, I still had a lot of pain, my lymph had swelled MORE. Though it still was not seen as cancerous. They decided I need to get a biopsy in a month though it could "still go down." With no other recommendations. At these visits both doctors failed to do simple things: Ask me if I had an infection Order blood work Tell me to follow up about the possibility of having an infection. Instead, they said they would need to biopsy my lymph if it did not go down, leaving me with the responsibility of A. Figuring out why my lymph was swollen B. Making it go down on my own without their help C. Truly desiring an interdisciplinary team of professionals who could treat this by utilizing the full picture of health. Thankfully I had a massage by an excellent massage therapist (will share her info here) who wondered why I had not yet been seen by my primary doc, who could see if I had an infection. (At this time my gyno at IGO was also not being communicative about what could be done for my lymph). I went to my primary doctor who found that I had an ear infection, swollen lymph nodes, ordered me an antibiotic and then my lymph has gone down dramatically. Mind you, it became way less painful when I decided that I had to take control over what my body was doing, and no longer leave it up to being figured out by doctors. (I took more supplements, began doing epsom salt baths, hot/cold plunges, more breathing/stretching, etc). Moral of the story: The doctor might see all issues through the lens of surgery. Ask for blood tests, and further testing, especially if the bump is not seen as cancerous yet it is suspicious. Update 1/22/24: 5 stars I was called to schedule a follow up. I was ensured that the boiler broke and they fixed it. They also put in the location space heaters and I was told they took down the framed signs that read "Excuse the cold ask for a blanket." This is excellent! Dani called me to schedule my follow up appointment. She spent a good amount of time with me, answering my questions and being very supportive about the procedure. She also happily connected me to the nurse Kelly, who is also super helpful and helped me understand the procedure and also timing, etc. I found them incredibly supportive and they also assured me that the location is now comfortably warm. Thank you for your care ladies!! Original review: 2 stars This is my second visit to the Dunn Breast Care Center. I was in one month ago, Each time, it has been freezing on location, where we wait in our thin robes. There is a sign that says "Please pardon the cold, we have warm blankets." Today I asked for a blanket, which a tech said they ran out of this morning with no apology. Today it was exceptionally cold, which my tech confirmed because something broke (a boiler I believe). My doctor even remarked they were jealous of my warm cap. I am not dealing with breast cancer, though many patients here are and they are highly vulnerable. To have it so cold without space heaters is disgraceful and inhumane. My chest and armpit completely exposed to the cold during testing is ludicrous. I am already fighting a cold and being in office has exacerbated my symptoms. I luckily had a scarf with me and hat, though still absolutely freezing. If this were a location testing or handling male genitalia for cancer, there would be hot water bottles, blankets, space heaters, and lots of coddling. My doctors each time were helpful in testing and were knowledgable. I would return only if the heat is taken seriously."
"It was a good experience. Everyone was friendly and for me it was a fast procedure. A bit cold but it’s ok, it was not a long wait. Thank you ladies!"
"Had to find a new doctor to get my results shown to me. They couldn't just show them to me or give my results to my regular doctor because he isn't affiliated with Scripps. I don't appreciate the extra hoops required when I all I was there for was a routine mammogram. They prefer for you to be a good little girl and not to ask questions, and they gleefully try to persuade you not to wear a mask because "we don't need them anymore!". I realize I'm also allowed to eat cake for dinner every night as an adult, but that doesn't mean I do it, nor do I need people working in healthcare trying to persuade me to do so. It's messed up, they see cancer patients. Edit: Went back for a second biopsy (which was normal and probably unnecessary, but they made a lot of money off it so I don't blame them for insisting I get it) and the mammogram technician I had to see after the biopsy was maskless and coughing very loudly in her little poorly ventilated room. I wonder how many customers she infected that day. I don't know why this place is so gross all the time, but they seem to take pride in it."
"Automated (robotic) breast biopsy and clip experience was cold and so much more painful than my previous experience that was completed by a physician and nurse. It's just horrible to be in such a vulnerable position and confronted with a huge machine and the intensity of the clip being inserted :(. Even with caring nurses at my side, the experience was awful. I won't do it again, regardless of mammo results. I feel for this next generation as we move into a world of robots and AI."
"Can’t wait for open season. Scripps only cares about payments. They left me without a breast oncologist because my oncologist left Scripps. My surgery was in 2019. The oncologist left December 2020. I left them a message on the portal that I had pain on the other breast. They never bothered to follow up. But if you owe anything, you will hear from them constantly until you pay."
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