The Baptist Community Clinic of INTEGRIS Health is participating in the Oklahoma Cares Program. This program is a partnership of the Oklahoma State Department of Health, the Oklahoma Health Care Authority, the Cherokee Nation, the Kaw Nation of Oklahoma, and the Oklahoma Department of Human Services.

Oklahoma Cares provides treatment for breast and cervical cancer and pre-cancerous conditions to eligible women. The program was established as a result of the National Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment Act of 2000.

The Baptist Community Clinic offers all eligible women free clinical breast exams and pap smears. These services are provided the third Monday of each month at the clinic.

To qualify for this free program, a woman must:

• be screened under the Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program and have an abnormal screen that requires further diagnosis and/or treatment services
• have qualifying low income
• have no credible insurance covering breast and cervical cancer diagnosis or treatment
• be under the age of 65
• be an Oklahoma resident who is a U. S. citizen or eligible qualified alien
• declare a Social Security number
• assign her rights to third party liability if she has insurance that is not credible
• declare her income for the purpose of determining that she is not otherwise eligible for Medicaid.