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Bradie James Breast Cancer Resource Center

Cancer Center at Methodist Dallas Medical Center

The Bradie James Breast Cancer Resource Center at Methodist Dallas provides breast cancer screening, education, and detection, as well as one-on-one consultation services and other resources to help breast cancer patients get back in the game.

Education, Information, and Resources for Women with Breast Cancer

Services available in the warm, supportive environment at the Bradie James Breast Cancer Resource Center include:

  • Wig fitting
  • Scarves and hats
  • Access to an American Cancer Society (ACS) volunteer
  • Books on coping with breast cancer
  • Computer and Internet access for online educational information
  • Look Good... Feel Better – an American Cancer Society program that teaches beauty techniques to cancer patients to help them manage the appearance-related side effects of cancer treatment

Breast Cancer Support Group

The Bradie James Breast Cancer Resource Center serves as the meeting place for a breast cancer support group.

  • Meets on the third Thursday of the month from 6 - 7:30 p.m.
  • Open to all breast cancer patients and survivors
  • Call 214-947-1771 for more information

Find more information on our website and in the health library about breast cancer:

Schedule a mammogram

With our softer digital mammogram, there's one less reason to put off making an appointment through our Women's Imaging Centers or mobile mammography unit. Schedule your digital mammogram:

Methodist Dallas Medical Center
Women's Imaging Center
214-933-7200

Mobile Mammography
214-933-7200

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Established in 2010, the Bradie James Breast Cancer Resource Center at Methodist Dallas was the result of a two-year partnership between (then) Dallas Cowboys Linebacker Bradie James' Foundation 56 and the Methodist Health System Foundation. James lost his mother to breast cancer while he was a student at Louisiana State University and he has since become a passionate advocate in the fight against breast cancer.