Raiter Clinic American Indian Women only/SAGE Screening Program.
Raiter Clinic American Indian Women only/SAGE Screening Program.
Raiter Clinic American Indian Women only/SAGE Screening Program. provides mammograms in Minnesota. To obtain more details on eligibility please contact Raiter Clinic American Indian Women only/SAGE Screening Program. directly by calling (218) 879-1271.
FAQs
Is Raiter Clinic American Indian Women only/SAGE Screening Program a participating provider for free mammogram to people who qualify.
Yes, it is.
Is a participating provider for free mammogram to people who qualify?
Yes, Screenings are provided at participating locations free of charge to people who qualify.
Is Sage hosts screening events and does targeted outreach that both work to recruit and enroll patients into the Sage Programs?
Yes, Sage is also concerned about risk factors for cancer including tobacco use.
Is The Sage Screening Program a partnership between public health and the private healthcare system throughout the state of Minnesota?
Yes, This partnership removes the barrier of cost so those eligible for Sage can receive quality breast, cervical and colorectal cancer screening, free of charge.
Is screening are free?
Yes, sage screenings are FREE for Minnesota residents who meet the eligibility requirements.
Do I need a Dr's referral for a free mammogram?
Do I need to make an appointment to be seen?
Do I need to be a resident of this county to get a free mammogram?
Program Sponsor/Affiliation
P.O. Box 64882
St. Paul, MN - 55164
(651) 201-5600
Eligibility
Breast – Women 40 and olderCervical – Women ages 21 to 64
Do not have insurance
Have insurance that does not cover screening or has a deductible or co-pay
Have income within program guidelines
Application/Enrollment Info
If you are interested in receiving breast, cervical or colorectal cancer screening, or have questions call Sage at 1-888-643-2584 to see if you are eligible.Services
Screening servicesOffice visit for breast and/or cervical exam, and/or breast health education
Screening mammogram – office visit required including breast health education and/or clinical breast exam
Pap smear every 3 years, (or every 5 years if Pap accompanied by HPV co-testing)
Diagnostic services
Office visit to review abnormal screening results
Breast surgical consult
Diagnostic mammogram
Fine needle aspiration of breast lump, including pathology reading
Colposcopy, including biopsy
Endometrial Biopsy (when done as a follow-up for a Pap with abnormal result of Endometrial cells or Adenocarcinoma)
High Risk HPV Panels (when done as a follow-up for a Sage-covered Pap with ASCUS or LSIL results)
Breast ultrasound
Breast biopsy
Sources
Below are citations of the external sources verifying how and why this location is listed as a free mammogram agent.
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