High-Risk Breast Program
We are proud to offer risk assessment and ongoing surveillance for women who may be at increased risk for breast cancer.
Through our partnership with Gabbi, a virtual breast clinic, we offer an online assessment to help every woman understand her breast cancer risk and receive care recommendations based on her risk level.
How it works
- Schedule a virtual meeting with a Gabbi breast specialist.
- Take the assessment to learn your personalized breast cancer risk in less than two minutes.
- A Gabbi breast specialist will review your breast cancer risk, order any recommended screening based on your personal risk, and create a personalized care plan. Gabbi's care coordination team will support you along the way!
Minnesota Oncology also offers the full spectrum of in-person breast care, including high risk advanced practice providers, breast surgeons, medical oncologists, radiation oncologists, and genetic counselors.
Know your risk. Schedule an appointment today
Did you know? 85% of women diagnosed with breast cancer do not have a family history of breast cancer.
Finding breast cancer early provides the best chance for effective treatment. When breast cancer is detected early, patients often have more treatment options and better outcomes.
Personalized guidance for screening, prevention, lifestyle choices may include:
- Cancer screening that may begin at a younger age, occur more often, or use different technology
- Cancer prevention or risk reduction through medication or surgery, when appropriate
- Potential specialized early breast cancer treatment
- Guidance on lifestyle changes that may help lower cancer risk
- Information about possible risks for children and other family members
Who may benefit from breast cancer risk management?
- Patients with multiple family members who have had breast cancer
- Patients with a relative who had breast cancer before menopause
- Patients with a family history of ovarian cancer or male breast cancer
- Patients with histories of breast biopsies with atypia
- Patients with dense breasts on mammography
- Patients with known genetic variants that increase breast cancer risk