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BreastScreen Tasmania is part of BreastScreen Australia – a national breast screening program that aims to continue to reduce deaths from breast cancer through early detection of the disease.
BreastScreen Tasmania provides a free screening mammogram every two years to women between the age of 50 and 74 years throughout Tasmania. While women in the target age group are particularly encouraged to participate, all women over the age of 40 years are eligible for the program.
There are three permanent clinics:
- Level 4, 25 Argyle Street, Hobart (BreastScreen Hobart map)
- Shop 1, 26 Bayfield Street, Rosny Park (BreastScreen Rosny Park map)
- Queen Victoria Complex, 7 High Street, Launceston (BreastScreen Launceston map)
There are also two mobile units that visit rural and remote locations across the state. Each year, approximately 35,000 women have a breast screening mammogram through BreastScreen Tasmania.
There is one temporary clinic:
- Ground Floor, 70 Collins Street, Hobart (BreastScreen Hobart map)
Are you due for your next mammogram?
Have you been contacted by BreastScreen Tasmania?
BreastScreen Tasmania will never contact you and ask for donations or your bank details. The program does not share anyone's personal details with telemarketers. Please be aware of scam phone calls, emails, or other correspondence that may impersonate organisations to obtain your bank details.
If someone contacts you asking for money, saying they are from BreastScreen Tasmania, please DO NOT provide your bank details, and report the matter to the local police.
Feedback
BreastScreen Tasmania welcomes feedback from women who have participated in the breast screening program. To send us your feedback, complete the online form on the Contact Us page.
