How HITLAB Sponsor, Send Mammogram is Transforming Breast Health and Redefining Access, AI and Continuity of Care
Founder and CEO of Send Mammogram, Tilata Gibson shares her thoughts on how her company is transforming breast health for women. See what she has to say:
Every year, millions of women face the same frustrating challenge: getting their prior mammograms transferred in time for their next screening. What should be a simple process often turns into weeks of waiting, duplicate imaging, and unnecessary radiation exposure.
Send Mammogram, a digital health company based in Atlanta, is on a mission to change that.
From Delays to Digital Continuity
Send Mammogram was created to close one of the most overlooked gaps in breast cancer care — the ability for patients and providers to easily access and share prior breast images. Its secure, cloud-based platform allows mammography facilities to exchange images in minutes rather than weeks, eliminating costly delays and improving diagnostic accuracy.
At the heart of the company’s approach is MammoVault®, a mobile app that empowers women to take control of their breast health. Through the app, users can request their prior mammograms, store and view their breast history, and track their exams — all from their phone.
“Our goal is simple,” says Tillata Gibson, Founder and CEO of Send Mammogram. “When women can access their own images instantly, providers can make faster, better decisions — and patients can feel informed and empowered every step of the way.”
Validated by Research & Innovation
Building on this momentum, Send Mammogram is developing Mammsi™, an emerging AI-powered breast health assistant integrated within the MammoVault® app.
Mammsi™ helps guide users through requesting prior mammograms, interpreting breast health information, and tracking screening history. Future versions will introduce personalized education, multilingual support, and AI-driven insights – creating a smart, conversational companion for women worldwide.
“AI gives us a way to personalize breast care at scale,” Gibson explains. “Mammsi will be like a companion – helping women navigate their records, interpret information, and engage more confidently in their care.”
Looking Ahead: RSNA 2025 and Beyond
Send Mammogram will present these advancements at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) 2025 Annual Meeting, showcasing how cloud technology and AI are transforming breast imaging workflows and patient engagement.
With partners like HITLAB and growing recognition across the digital health community, Send Mammogram is poised to redefine how breast imaging data flows between patients and providers – turning what was once a barrier into a bridge.
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