2026 PBH
Board of Directors
Officers
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Kaeleigh Price, President
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Cindy Baxter, Vice President
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Nicole Hirschler, Secretary
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Jordan Pride, Treasurer
Executive Director
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Judy Neill
Directors at Large
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Kelsey Davis
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Leona Grubbs
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Erin Prickett
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Allison Roberts
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Maria "Cookie" Stevens
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Dr. Kris Vigil
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Dr. Joanna Wilson
1994 - FORMATION OF AMARILLO AREA BREAST HEALTH COALITION
Leticia Goodrich saw a need to improve cancer screening, specifically mammogram, rates in the Texas Panhandle and sought to fill it by forming the Amarillo Area Breast Health Coalition. Leticia, along with representatives from cancer-related agencies and hospitals, worked to integrate services, identify and fill gaps in service, and improve access to clinical services.
2016 - PANHANDLE BREAST HEALTH
In 2016, Amarillo Area Breast Coalition changed its name to Panhandle Breast Health (PBH) in 2016.
2021 - FOUNDER RETIREMENT
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In 2021, after 27 diligent years, founding and building our organization, Leticia Goodrich retired.
PBH continues to work to decrease breast cancer deaths by increasing mammogram rates
through education, access and advocacy.
2022 - BREAST CANCER SCREENINGS
Beginning in 2022, PBH made breast cancer screenings available at no cost to uninsured residents of the Texas Panhandle.
In partnership with BSA Harrington Breast Center, PBH offers services both in Amarillo and on Harrington Mobile Mammography Unit.
2023 - RURAL EXPANSION - PAMPA
In partnership with Pampa Regional Medical Center, PBH expanded screening mammogram services into the Pampa area.
2026 - RURAL EXPANSION - DUMAS
In partnership with the Moore County Hospital District, PBH expanded multiple services in the Dumas area including screening and diagnostic mammograms, ultrasounds and biopsies - all at no cost to patients.