The Wisconsin Well Woman Program (WWWP) helps women with little or no health insurance get screening for breast and cervical cancers.
It pays for:

• Clinical breast exams
• Diagnostic testing if screening test results are abnormal
• Human papillomavirus (HPV) testing
• Mammograms (breast cancer screening)
• Multiple sclerosis testing for those who are at high risk
• Pap tests (cervical cancer screening)
• Pelvic exams

You must use a medical provider in the program.

Eligibility
You can enroll in the program if you:

• Are a woman between ages 40 and 64
• AND don't have health insurance or
  • Have insurance that doesn't include routine check-ups and screenings
  • Aren't able to pay the deductible or co-payment
• AND live in Wisconsin
• AND meet income requirements (at or below 250% of the federal poverty level)

There are exceptions to the 40-64 age group if you are:

• 65 or older and not eligible for Medicare or if you can't afford Medicare Part B
• 35-39 and not receiving Medicaid Family Planning Only services and you are referred to WWWP after an abnormal breast exam or abnormal mammogram
• 35-39 and not eligible for Medicaid Family planning Only services and self-report breast symptoms to the coordinating agency
• 35-39 without breast symptoms and not eligible for Medicaid Family Planning Only services, eligible for cervical cancer screening and diagnostic services

How to apply:
To apply, call Brown County Public Health at (920) 448-6400, and a staff member will confirm eligibility and start application process.