Mobile BreastScreen SA – Murray Bridge
Published 13th March 2026
BreastScreen SA’s mobile screening unit is visiting Murray Bridge from early February to late May 2026.
Women aged over 40 are encouraged to book a free breast screen, with women aged 50 to 74 especially recommended to attend as part of regular screening.
Why have a breast screen?
A breast screen takes around 15 minutes and can detect breast cancer at an early stage, often before any symptoms can be felt. Early detection can lead to better treatment outcomes.
Location
The mobile BreastScreen SA unit will be located:
In the car park of Country Health Direct
Behind the Murray Bridge Soldiers Memorial Hospital
Enter from Swanport Road
How to book
Appointments are free and bookings are essential.
- Book online: www.breastscreen.sa.gov.au/book
- Phone: 13 20 50
Who can attend?
- Women aged 40 years and over
- Women aged 50 to 74 are strongly encouraged to screen every two years
- Women with a previous breast cancer, breast implants, or medical devices can still attend – additional information is available below
Additional information and resources
The following resources provide helpful information about BreastScreen SA services, accessibility, and what to expect at your appointment:
- Do You Know? – BreastScreen SA overview
- Your rights, responsibilities, privacy and personal information
- Breast screening after previous breast cancer
- Breast screening and medical devices
- Breast screening with breast implants
- Free breast screening every two years – Aboriginal women
- A guide to breast screening for women with low literacy
Take the next step
If you’re due — or overdue — for a breast screen, now is a great time to book while the mobile service is in Murray Bridge. Screening is free, quick, and an important step in looking after your health.