When it comes to breast health, early detection can mean the difference between a simple, treatable condition and a more serious diagnosis.
At Interactive Health Clinic, we believe in a holistic, preventive approach to wellness, and that includes empowering women with the best tools for early cancer detection. One such tool is breast ultrasound screening, a safe, non-invasive, and highly effective method that is especially beneficial for women with dense breast tissue.
We’re excited to announce that HerScan, a trusted mobile breast ultrasound screening service, is coming to our clinic on August 13, 2025, to provide high-quality breast ultrasound screenings right here in Lynnwood, WA. This partnership underscores our commitment to integrative care that supports women at every stage of life.
But why should breast ultrasound screening be part of your health routine? Let’s take a deeper look from a holistic perspective.
Understanding Breast Ultrasound Screening
Unlike traditional mammograms that use radiation and compression, ultrasound imaging uses sound waves to produce detailed pictures of the internal structures of the breast.
This method is especially effective for women with dense breast tissue, a common trait that can make traditional mammograms less reliable. Adding ultrasound to traditional screening methods has been shown to increase breast cancer detection rates from approximately 48% to 97%, according to HerScan.
Here’s what makes this tool such a powerful part of your preventive care:
- Painless and compression-free
- Radiation-free
- Radiologist read
- Implant safe
- Fast, convenient, and affordable
These features make it an ideal option for women seeking a gentler, more accessible approach to breast screening.
A Holistic Approach to Early Detection
At Interactive Health Clinic, we approach health with a whole-body lens. We don’t just look at symptoms, we explore the root causes and empower our patients to take an active role in their wellness journey. Breast ultrasound screening aligns beautifully with this approach for several reasons:
1. Empowerment Through Knowledge
Holistic care starts with awareness. Many women are unaware that they have dense breast tissue, which can obscure mammogram results and delay detection. A breast ultrasound provides more clarity, giving women the power of information. This knowledge allows for better decision-making when it comes to follow-up diagnostics and treatment plans.
2. Support for Women at All Stages of Life
Hormonal changes, family history, lifestyle factors, and even stress can affect breast health. Our integrative care model includes nutritional counseling, hormone balancing, and lifestyle medicine, all of which support breast wellness. Regular ultrasound screenings complement these services by offering a proactive tool for monitoring changes over time.
3. Non-Invasive and Gentle
For women who are uncomfortable with the compression of traditional mammograms or who prefer non-invasive procedures, ultrasound is a compassionate alternative. It’s also a great solution for women with breast implants or sensitive tissues.
4. Personalized, Integrative Care Plans
Should a screening detect something unusual, we’re here to guide you. Our team of naturopathic doctors and functional medicine providers will work closely with you to explore all available options, from additional imaging to supportive therapies that strengthen your body’s natural healing capabilities.
Why Dense Breast Tissue Matters
Roughly 40–50% of women have dense breast tissue, which can make detecting tumors via mammogram alone more difficult. Dense tissue appears white on a mammogram—the same color as cancer, making it easy to miss small masses. Ultrasound can “see through” this density and identify abnormalities that mammograms may not.
For women with a personal or family history of breast cancer, dense tissue, or other risk factors, ultrasound provides a critical second look that may make all the difference.
The HerScan Difference
HerScan’s mission is to make breast ultrasound more accessible, affordable, and convenient. They bring their advanced technology and expert radiologists directly to communities like ours, breaking down the barriers that prevent many women from getting screened.
Their mobile units offer painless, radiation-free breast ultrasounds in under 30 minutes, all read by board-certified radiologists. The cost is affordable compared to traditional diagnostic imaging centers, and you’ll receive your results quickly and confidentially.
We are proud to host HerScan at our clinic and help extend their life-saving services to our community.
What Is HerScan and Why Is It Important?
HerScan is a leading provider of advanced breast ultrasound screening services, designed to give women better access to safe, affordable, and highly effective early detection technology.
This radiologist-read ultrasound service uses cutting-edge equipment to scan breast tissue without the use of radiation or compression, making it ideal for women of all ages, especially those with dense breast tissue or implants.
We are proud to offer HerScan’s mobile breast ultrasound technology onsite at Interactive Health Clinic as part of our commitment to integrative and preventive care. By incorporating this innovative screening tool into our existing services, we are empowering women to take charge of their breast health in a painless, accessible, and highly accurate manner.
HerScan is now available on-site by appointment. Whether you are supplementing your annual mammogram, managing known risk factors, or simply prioritizing proactive care, HerScan is a vital step in early detection and holistic breast wellness.
Ready to Prioritize Your Breast Health?
Appointments are now available for HerScan breast ultrasound screenings at Interactive Health Clinic in Lynnwood, WA. Don’t wait, early detection can save your life.
Please share this important service with the women in your life—friends, family, and coworkers. Together, we can create a healthier, more empowered community.
Book your appointment today or contact us at (425) 361-7945 to speak to one of our staff. To learn more, please visit www.InteractiveHealthClinic.com.
