Services
The Dr. P. Phillips Baby Place
Considered the "boutique" hospital for new moms and babies, moms enjoy five-star amenities coupled with unrivaled compassion and expertise.
Ear, Nose & Throat
We are the only dedicated ENT unit in Central Florida, our staff has been trained in the care of otolaryngology and its associated subspecialties..
Florida Hospital Orthopaedic Institute
Renowned for progressive medical programs and innovative approaches, Florida Hospital is known for having one of the top orthopaedic programs in the nation.
24-hour Emergency Department
The Winter Park Memorial Hospital Emergency Department is available round-the-clock for medical emergencies and Urgent Care.
Florida Hospital Cancer Institute
Convenient access to the latest medical technology, patient support, and a specialty care unit that treats more cancer patients than any other hospital system in the state.
Inpatient & Outpatient Surgery
An array of specialties including breast, orthopaedic (including joint replacements), and minimally invasive surgery of all kinds.
Digestive Health
Critical Care
Our ICU provides closely monitored care for patients requiring the highest level of medical attention.
Cardiology
Florida Hospital treats more heart patients than any other hospital in the nation, and performs more open-heart surgeries than any other hospital in Florida.
Respiratory Care
The Respiratory Care Department at Winter Park Memorial Hospital is available around the clock, providing compassionate, professional care.
Sleep Disorders Center
The Florida Hospital Center for Sleep Disorders provides an environment with specialists and neurologists to help achieve normal, restful sleep patterns.
Women's Services
Rehabilitation & Sports Medicine
From weekend warriors to professional athletes, we have the technology, resources, and expertise to get you back in the game.
Robotics Services
Robotically assisted surgery is less invasive and an effective treatment option for complex surgeries.
Radiology
A complete spectrum of the latest technology in diagnostic imaging including the new PEM scanner, the highest resolution breast imaging technology available.
Mammography
Breast Care Health
We at Winter Park Memorial Hospital Outpatient & Women's Center are committed to providing the Winter Park community with the most advanced breast imaging technology, from digital mammography, breast MRI to Positron Emission Mammography (PEM).
If you need to schedule your screening or diagnostic mammogram, please call (407) 303-7500.
What’s the difference between a screening and diagnostic mammograms?
Screening Mammography
Mammography plays a key role in the early detection of breast cancer. It can reveal the presence of cancer long before it can be felt or cause symptoms. Current guidelines from the American Cancer Society (ACS) and the American College of Radiology (ACR) recommend screening mammography every year for women, beginning at age 40. Research shows that annual mammograms lead to the early detection of breast cancers, when they are small and more easily treated and cured. Women who have had breast cancer or are at higher risk due to a family history of the disease should talk to their doctor about when and how often they should be screened.
Diagnostic Mammography
Diagnostic mammography refers to the same procedure as screening mammograms, only the scanning is focused on a particular area of interest because the doctor has reason to suspect the presence of cancer or some other abnormality. It may be that the patient has symptoms (breast lump, pain, skin changes or nipple discharge) or that the findings on her screening mammogram were unclear. About10% of screening mammograms are inconclusive and require follow up with diagnostic mammography. A recommendation for diagnostic mammography is not necessarily a reason for concern. The majority of women who have a diagnostic mammogram are found not to have cancer.
Monthly Breast Self-Exam
In the Shower:
Raise one arm. With fingers flat, touch every part of each breast, gently feeling for a lump or thickening. Use your right hand to examine your left breast, your left hand for your right breast.
Before a mirror:
With arms at your sides, then raised above your head, look carefully for changes in the size, shape, and contour of each breast. Look for puckering, dimpling, or changes in skin texture. Gently squeeze both nipples and look for discharge.
Lying down:
Place a towel or pillow under your right shoulder and your right hand behind your head. Examine your right breast with your left hand.
Fingers flat, press gently in small circles, starting at the outermost top edge of your breast and spiraling in toward the nipple. Examine every part of the breast. Repeat with left breast.
With your arm resting on a firm surface, use the same circular motion to examine the underarm area. This is breast tissue also.
*This self-exam is not a substitute for periodic examinations by a qualified physician.
