IORT is a leading-edge technology that uses low energy, high-dosage radiation to target the site of the tumor. IORT ensures surrounding tissue remains safe and free of radiation, and it does not require additional treatments.

Radiation oncology uses high energy x-rays to stop cancer cells from growing. Our radiation oncologists use the latest image-guided techniques to localize and target the radiation to conserve breast tissue.

Our diagnostic imaging team at our Breast Imaging Center of Excellence provides the full range of women’s imaging services, like traditional digital mammography and 3D mammography, to breast ultrasound, 3D automated breast ultrasound, MRIs, and biopsies of the breast.

You may have a gene that places you at high risk for breast cancer. Our team of genetic counselors explores whether you or your family members are at high risk and recommend additional screening measures if necessary.

This advanced approach minimizes visible scarring and preserves the shape and appearance of both the breast and the nipple. 

Medical therapy for breast cancer may include a range of treatment options like chemotherapy, hormone therapy, or targeted biologic therapies.

Our nationally-recognized team is ready to identify your breast biopsy accurately and quickly so you can make the best decision for you and your family.

Rochester General Hospital is recognized as a Breast Imaging Center of Excellence by the American College of Radiology (ACR). The designation signifies that Rochester General Hospital’s Breast Imaging Center provides services at the highest standards of the radiology profession.

Rochester Regional Health’s Breast Center is the first center in New York to be a Certified Quality Breast Center of Excellence by the National Quality Measures for Breast Centers.

Kathleen Cook will never forget the shock and fear when she heard the words “you have breast cancer.” But the mother-of-two faced cancer head-on, and survived.

New mother Shannon Brean wasn't going to let a breast cancer diagnosis prevent her from watching her seeing her six-month-old baby boy grow up.