A Kansas Department of Health and Environment program for Women's Health. At no cost to women who qualify.

Program components include free education, screening, diagnosis, case management, and referral for cancer treatment. The Early Detection Works educational component is directed toward all women in Kansas. Most importantly, Early Detection Works pays for screenings for low income, medically under-served women.

Early Detection Works!

Call to see if you qualify for services at no cost at Heartland Community Health Center.

The Early Detection Works program pays for breast and cervical cancer screening services for Kansas women who:

1. Are at least 40 years old but no more than 64 years.
2. Do not have insurance or have a major medical hospitalization only with a $2500 unmet deductible. Women who have Medicare Part B or Medicaid/MediKan are not eligible.
3. 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.

To see if you qualify for services, call the toll-free line at 877-277-1368.

More on Early Detection Works!.