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Fees
vary depending on the service but most are based on a
sliding fee scale. Medicaid, BCBS, and other insurances are billed for covered
services. No one is refused services due to inability to pay.
| Kyle
Clark |
| Environmental
Sanitarian |
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700 N. LL&G
P.O. Box 406
Anthony, Ks 67003
(620)842-6000 |
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Email |
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Women's Health Service
- Annual Pap and Pelvic Exams*
- Early Detection Works - Clinical breast exams and
referrals for Mammograms*
- Contraceptive Counseling and Supplies - Depo
Provera Injection, Birth Control Pills, and Condoms**
- HIV Counseling and testing for persons in "highest risk"
catagories (IV drug users, sexual contact with known HIV positive,
and male homosexuals)
- STD and HIV Testing and counseling
- Pregnancy Counseling and Testing
- Screening for anemia, high blood pressure, immunization
status, and urinary tract infections
*Fees can be based on sliding fee scale if family income falls below 250% of
the Federal Poverty Level - see income requirements below.
** In order to take advantage of low-cost birth control methods provided by
the Health Department clients must be enrolled in our Women's Health Program.
Early Detection Works
Through
education, screening, diagnosis and referral for treatment, Early Detection
Works strives to reduce death from breast and
cervical cancer among the women of Kansas.
As of July 2003, more than 13,750 women have been
screened through the Early Detection Works (formerly FREE
To Know) program. A total of 142 CIS and invasive breast cancer cases have been
discovered. One hundred fifty-five cases of CIN III / CIS and invasive cervical
cancer have been identified. As of August 2003, 60 women were receiving
treatment for breast or cervical cancer under the Kansas Treatment Act.
The Early Detection Works
program pays for breast and cervical cancer screening services for Kansas women
who:
- Are at least 40 years old but no more than 64 years.
- Do not have insurance or have insurance that does not pay for these
services or has insurance with a high deductible. Women who have Medicare
Part B or Medicaid/MediKan are not eligible.
- Has this much family income or less:
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Income
Eligibility Guidelines
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Family
Size* |
Annual
Maximum |
Monthly
Maximum |
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1 |
$23,925 |
$1,994 |
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2 |
$32,075 |
$2,673 |
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3 |
$40,225 |
$3,352 |
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4 |
$48,375 |
$4,031 |
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5 |
$56,525 |
$4,710 |
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6 |
$64,675 |
$5,390 |
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7 |
$72,825 |
$6,069 |
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8 |
$80,975 |
$6,748 |
*Add an
additional $8,150 for each person
Income eligibility guidelines are tied to Federal poverty
guidelines. Program eligibility rules require women to have
an income at this level or below to qualify for Early
Detection Works services. |
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Early Detection Works
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
State Office Building
1000 SW Jackson, Suite 230
Topeka, KS 66612-1274
edw@kdhe.state.ks.us
Phone (785) 296-1207 or
Toll-Free (877) 277-1368
FAX (785) 368-7287
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Cindy
Chrisman-Smith
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Registered Nurse,
Director/Health Officer |
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Bio Coordinator,
Disease Investigator |
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Email |
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Rosemary Boswell |
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Public Health Tech |
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WIC Clerk,
Assistant CCL Surveyor |
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Email |
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Mary Schwartz |
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Registered Nurse |
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Staff Nurse,
Immunizations, WIC, Health Assessments, Disease Investigations, Family
Planning |
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Email |
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Mary Trollope |
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Administrative Assistant |
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Bookkeeper, Medical Billing |
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Email |
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Rebecca
Teegarden |
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Public Health Tech |
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Healthy Start
Visitor, Car Seat Inspector |
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Email |
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Amber Panek |
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Registered Nurse |
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Immunizations, Health Assessments, WIC, Disease Investigation, Child
Care Licensing, HIPAA Officer |
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Email |
| Victoria Moots D.O. |
| Medical
Consultant |
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Ellen McDonald,
ARNP |
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Women's Health |
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