Because women's health should be convenient. And fun.

Did you know that 1 in every 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during her lifetime? That means there is a 12.5% chance for each woman to develop breast cancer. But we are all unique. Individual factors (such as the number of children you delivered and the density of your breast tissue) as well as family history of cancer can impact your individual likelihood of getting diagnosed. Regardless of each woman’s specific chance for breast cancer, having a specialized X-ray (called a mammogram) every year beginning at age 40 is the best way to catch breast cancer early when it is most treatable. The Boob Bus offers mobile mammograms. But more importantly, we are modernizing mammograms. We add a personalized breast cancer assessment to each report so every woman knows her lifetime risk of breast cancer. And we’re elevating the experience: you’ll feel like you’re in a spa rather than one of hundreds of people going through the hospital or clinic in a given day. And why not share the experience with your friends? Women can book private parties to rotate through the breast imaging suite while others are learning about genetic testing or even treating themselves to cosmetic injectables. We owe it to ourselves and our loved ones to prioritize our health, so book the Doris Jean (the name we have given the beautiful 40-foot bus) today! A note about the name from Co-Founder Rena: My grandmother, Doris Jean, was a firecracker. The life of every party. I can still smell her signature dish (green beans with bacon) and hear the scratch of her perfectly manicured nail on the blackjack table. "Hit me", she was saying. That's just like gram. Looking challenges in the eye, daring them to "hit her". She survived breast cancer, just like her sister, her mother, her mother's mother, and her cousin. But not all the Kusrow-Bradley girls were that lucky. And not all women are today. Why is breast cancer still the 2nd leading cause of death for women in this country? The Boob Bus seeks to change that by making your annual mammogram convenient and, dare I say it? FUN!