Free and Low Cost Mammograms Near You
Mercy Hospital Ada
Mercy Hospital Ada
Mercy Hospital Ada provides mammograms in Oklahoma. To obtain more details on eligibility please contact Mercy Hospital Ada directly by calling (580) 332-2323.
FAQs
What does Mercy Hospital Ada provide?
They are a participating provider for The Oklahoma free Mammogram program, if eligible.
What does Breast Health Care for the Uninsured - Oklahoma Project provide?
They provide free mammograms, diagnostic procedures, and surgical services for Oklahomans of any age with no health insurance and limited financial resources.
Do I need a Dr's referral for a free mammogram?
- Yes
Do I need to make an appointment to be seen?
- yes
Do I need to be a resident of this county to get a free mammogram?
Program Sponsor/Affiliation
Free Mammograms at this location are subsidized by Oklahoma Project Woman Statewide Free Mammograms
7146 S. Braden Ave. Suite 300
Tulsa, OK - 74136
(877) 550-7465
7146 S. Braden Ave. Suite 300
Tulsa, OK - 74136
(877) 550-7465
Eligibility
Have no private health insurance, Medicare, Title 19, or Medicaid (except limited benefits under the Family Waiver Plan), or CDIB.Have income that does not exceed 185% of Federal Poverty Guidelines.
Have a clinical breast exam at a participating clinic or by your private physician within two months of the mammogram.
Application/Enrollment Info
Contact Denise at (918) 834-7200 or (877) 550-7465. After receiving your OPW coupon, call any of the participating institutions below to schedule your SCREENING or DIAGNOSTIC mammogram or ultrasound appointment. Please note: All facilities do screening mammograms but not all facilities do diagnostic mammograms. You will need a doctor’s order/prescription for any diagnostic testing. Tell the scheduler you have an Oklahoma Project Woman coupon when you make the appointment. You MUST bring the COMPLETED AND SIGNED coupon with you. It pays for your mammogram and/or ultrasound.Mission
Oklahoma Project Woman is dedicated to providing access to breast health care that will facilitate the early diagnosis of breast cancer and decrease the mortality rate for uninsured women and men with limited income.
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