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Show Me Healthy Women | Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Eligibility for Free Mammograms and Pap Tests Show Me Healthy Women Program Jefferson City, MO 65102-0570 Fight breast cancer in Missouri with a Breast Cancer Awareness specialty license plate! Show Me Healthy Women (SMHW) offers free breast and cervical cancer screenings for Missouri women who meet age, income and insurance guidelines.
The SMHW program began in 1992, and is Missouri’s implementation of the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program (NBCCEDP). SMHW is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and several national, regional and local partner organizations.
There are provider locations throughout the state, including local public health agencies, federally qualified health centers, hospitals, private physician offices and not for profit health centers.
Locate a Provider near you Income at or below 250 percent of the federal poverty level for household income , and Age 21 to 64, or older if they do not receive Medicare Part B, and No insurance to cover program services or unable to pay insurance deductible/co-payment Locate a provider near you using our provider list or call toll-free 866-726-9926.
Clinical breast exams (CBE) Screening mammograms for women age 50-64 Screening mammograms for women 40-49 using donated funds, if available Specialist consultation (breast and cervical) Cold knife conization (diagnostic purposes) Loop electrode biopsy (LEEP) Colposcopy (with or without biopsy) BCCT Medical Assistance (IM.
1BC) BCCT Temporary MO Healthnet Authorization Breast Diagnosis Treatment Form Cervical Diagnosis Treatment Form Client / Patient Navigation Form Certification of Need for Treatment-Breast/Cervical Cancer Patient History Form (English) Patient History Form (Spanish) Patient History Form (Vietnamese) Patient History Form (Bosnian) SMHW-WISEWOMAN Information Update Form SMHW Client Agreement Form (English) SMHW Client Agreement Form (Spanish) SMHW New Provider Application
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