The Partricia L. Scheifly Breast Health Center at Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital in Whittier, CA was completing a remodel and found the curtains web site. They were looking for something to help relieve the stress and anxiety patients would have for a biopsy procedure that can be painful and required them to stay still for long periods of time.

After meeting with the director, we proposed a lightbox on the wall behind the Mammotome Stereotatic table. Until the lightbox was hung, the technician was wary that there would be enough room to move and that the lightbox was overwhelming. After it was hung, the technician had enough room to move around and the patient's feel a calming sense during the biopsy by transporting themselves to the inviting beach they wanted to be on at that moment.

Below is the Mammotome Stereotatic with Sereneview® curtains and lightbox installed. Click on the photo to view a 360 degree interactive photo. You will need to have Flash® installed to view them.

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