Early Detection

Through the BCCP, female Indiana residents may qualify for free breast and cervical cancer screenings and diagnostic tests. Services provided include:

• Colposcopies (with or without biopsies)
• Liquid-based cytology tests
• High-risk panel HPV testing
• Office visits
• Pelvic exams/tests
• Clinical breast exams (CBEs)
• Mammograms (screening and diagnostic)
• Diagnostic breast ultrasounds
• Breast biopsies
• Consultations

To qualify, you must be:

• an Indiana resident
• Uninsured or underinsured
• Insured with unmet deductible
• 30 - 49 years of age (for office visit, clinical breast exam, and Pap smear)
• 50 - 64 years of age (for office visit, clinical breast exam, Pap smear, and mammogram)
• 65 years of age and older if not enrolled in Medicare Part B
• At or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level (see below)

Gross Income (Before Taxes) Effective March 1, 2023 – February 29, 2024
Household Size	Monthly	Annually
1	$2,430	$29,160
2	$3,286	$39,440
3	$4,143	$49,720
4	$5,000	$60,000
5	$5,856	$70,280
6	$6,713	$80,560
7	$7,570	$90,840
8	$8,426	$101,120
9	$9,283	$111,400
10	$10,140	$121,680

Self-employed or farmers: Use household net income after deducting business expenses.

In the event of a breast or cervical cancer diagnosis, you may be eligible for the Option 3 Treatment Program. This program allows Indiana residents to apply for Indiana Medicaid (MA-12) and provides full healthcare coverage for those who are eligible. MA-12 remains active during cancer treatment and terminates at its conclusion or when the patient becomes eligible for Medicare.

To qualify, you must be:

• an Indiana resident
• Uninsured or underinsured (cancer treatment not covered)
• Not enrolled in Medicare
• 18-64 years old
• At or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level (see below)

Self-employed or farmers: Use household net income after deducting business expenses.

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The BCCP Notice of Privacy Practice documents are available in English and Spanish. Updated May 2020.