Anisha Malik, who was diagnosed with stage 1 breast cancer at age 37, is scheduled to share her experience Thursday, Nov. 12, at Eve Wellness’s Walnut Creek ribbon cutting.
Malik has a family history of breast cancer and was among Eve’s first patients, company representative Lindsay Stevens said in an email to the Walnut Creek Record. In a company announcement, Malik credited the screening with speeding her care.
Malik also discusses her experience in a video shared by Eve Wellness on Instagram.
An open house and clinic tours begin at 4 p.m., followed by the ribbon cutting at 4:30 p.m. at 1844 San Miguel Drive, Suite 300A, Stevens said.
Mayor Kevin Wilk is scheduled to cut the ribbon alongside Eve co-founder and president Brendan Foley and representatives of the Walnut Creek Chamber of Commerce.
The event follows the clinic’s announced October opening, which we previously reported.
Eve offers physician-reviewed breast ultrasound screenings. Its Invenia system is FDA-approved for use alongside mammography in certain patients with dense breasts.
