Rosemary Williams Mammoday
Services
Rosemary Williams served as the Cancer Center's Registrar for over 30 years. She was a tireless advocate in the fight against breast cancer. Mrs. Williams started one of the first high risk breast cancer registries in the nation. She focused on ensuring young women were empowered to know their bodies and advocate for themselves. The Rosemary Williams Mammoday Program is named in her honor and is dedicated to continuing her legacy.
Breast Cancer Screening
For over 20 years, Howard’s Cancer Center has provided the Mammoday free breast cancer screening program for uninsured women. Through Project WISH and the Mammoday Breast Cancer Fund, women who are uninsured or underinsured gain access to free breast cancer screening including clinical breast exams, mammograms and follow-up diagnostic services.
Community Partnerships
Through partnerships with community organizations, Mammoday provides excellence in breast care in an atmosphere of dignity and respect. Mammoday thrives because of our experienced, highly skilled staff and the many partners and volunteers who support personalized care for each person.
Patient Navigation
Patient navigation is available for any patients who need help navigating the complex breast cancer care system. Navigation addresses barriers to care such as: 1) language access; 2) lack of transportation; 3) cultural barriers; 4) insurance; or 5) lack of coordinated care.