Who This Serves:  600 oncology patients and 5,000 women per year.

What:  Replacement of equipment with state-of-the-art technology and additional imaging technology:

• Ultrasound machine — non-invasive imaging technology used to detect breast abnormalities. ($400,000)
• Tomographic mammography machine — additional unit will substantially decrease wait times. ($425,000)
• Breast specimen machine – specialized technology for the immediate verification of excised breast tissue. ($161,000)

Where:  Breast Imaging Center – Neville Building, Corvallis, Oregon.

When:  2022.

Why:  

• This new equipment will allow for quicker scheduling of mammograms at Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center.
• The specialized equipment will also offer local access to the best cancer care in our region.

Campaign Goal:  $986,000.

Lead Foundation:  Good Samaritan Hospital Foundation.