Wisconsin Well Woman Program
The Wisconsin Well Woman Program
(WWWP)
provides preventive health screening services to women with
little or no health insurance coverage. Well Woman pays for
mammograms, Pap tests, certain other health screenings, and multiple
sclerosis testing for women with high risk signs of multiple
sclerosis. The program is
administered by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Public Health, and is available in all
72
Wisconsin Counties and 11 tribes (PDF, 24
KB). Well Woman pays for certain
screenings for some of the most common women's health
concerns.
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Breast Cancer
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Cervical Cancer
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Multiple Sclerosis testing for high risk women
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Covered services are available from participating
health care providers at no cost to Well Woman clients. There
is no premium, co-payment or deductible for the Well Woman
Program. Not all covered services are available from every
provider.
To be eligible
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You must be a woman age 45 through 64, and
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Your income is within the program's
guideline limits (PDF, 21 KB),
and
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You do not have health insurance, or the
insurance you have doesn’t cover routine check-ups and
screening, or you are unable to pay the deductible or
co-payment.
How to Apply
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Enroll through a county or tribal Well Woman
coordinating agency, or in some cases, through a participating health care provider.
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Simple enrollment form; requires proof of age,
income and insurance status.
Don't
miss out on services that can help you stay healthy!
For more information about the Well
Woman Program in your area, contact your
local
Well Woman Program coordinating agency (PDF,
24 KB), or the Well Woman Program directly at
1-608-266-8311.
Well Woman Links
Women's Health Sites
Other Health-Related Sites
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Last revised:
October 03, 2012
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