Take Control of Your Breast Health- Sevenoaks Medical Centre.

For many women, breast health becomes something we think about more seriously as we get older, especially once we reach our forties and if there is any family history of breast cancer. Between work, family life and everything in between, it’s not always easy to prioritise ourselves. That’s why having simple, local options for reassurance can make such a difference.


At Sevenoaks Medical Centre, women aged 40 and over can now access a self-referral mammogram, offering a proactive way to check in on your breast health without needing a GP referral. It’s a straightforward appointment designed for women who may have no breast symptoms but would like peace of mind sooner than the NHS screening age, or more regularly.


Appointments are quick and calm, carried out by experienced, patient-focused radiographers. Every mammogram is reviewed by consultant radiologists and double-checked, with results typically available within a few working days. Knowing that your images have been carefully reviewed by specialists can be incredibly reassuring.


What also sets this service apart is what happens next, if anything further is needed. Women are not left wondering what to do or who to speak to. Support from a Breast Care Nurse is offered as a future pathway, ensuring results are explained clearly and compassionately. Where further investigation is recommended, patients benefit from seamless onward access to the one-stop breast clinic, where leading consultants and specialist expertise are available.


For many local women, this joined-up approach offers real comfort — combining the convenience of a trusted medical centre in Sevenoaks with direct access to specialist care at KIMS Hospital, should it ever be required.


Ultimately, this service is about reassurance, choice and taking control of your health — fitting breast care around your life this year, not the other way around.
To book a self-referral mammogram:
📞 01622 237727
📧 [email protected]

Helen Loder
Author: Helen Loder

Co-Director of Sevenoaks Mums