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WISEWOMAN


WISEWOMAN
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WISEWOMAN (Well-integrated Screening and Evaluation for Women Across the Nation), aims to reduce cardiovascular disease by promoting early detection, risk factor screening, risk reduction and access to medical treatment for low-income, uninsured and underinsured women aged 40 to 64. To participate, women must be receiving screening services through the Oregon Breast and Cervical Cancer Program.
For Providers
Health Screenings
In 2009, screenings will only be available in our pilot sites (Community Health Center in Jackson County and the Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Clinics in Washington and Yamhill counties).
For Patients
Are you eligible for the program?
Services in 2009 are only provided at the Community Health Centers of Jackson County and at the Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center in Yamhill and Washington Counties.

Oregon Resident (Lives or intends to live in Oregon)

Are you a woman at least 40 years old and not older than 64 years old?

Are you already participating in Oregon's Breast and Cervical Cancer Program?

Are you either uninsured or underinsured?
- Uninsured - you do not have health insurance.
- Underinsured - you have health insurance, but not enough to cover your needs.
What Services are Available?
Services include a family medical history, blood pressure, body mass index (BMI), cholesterol, and glucose tests.

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