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Women, ages 40-64 band together, wear pink, and walk to aid in raising funds to find a cure for breast cancer. The Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Navigation Program (BC3NP) provides low-income women access to breast and cervical cancer screening services (mammograms and Pap tests) and follow-up care if needed.
The program does not pay for cancer treatment, but women may be eligible for a special Medicaid program through BC3NP that will cover cancer treatment.
Below are links to various aspects of our program. If you are not able to find what you are looking for, please email us at BC3NP@michigan.gov. Call 844-446-8727 (TTY 711) if you have questions or need help enrolling. Interpreters available.
Are you worried that you can't afford your mammogram or Pap test? Or even worse — are you worried you can't afford the follow-up care? If you are 21-64 years old (for cervical cancer screening) or 40-64 years old (for breast cancer screening), a resident of Michigan, and within the income guidelines below, call your local Breast and Cervical Cancer Control Navigation Program to see how we can help you.
Check eligibility and find a local coordinating agency
Through these local public health programs, women aged 21-64 can receive screening services, such as:
If a breast and/or cervical abnormality is identified from the screening test/exam, the woman will be referred to community providers for follow-up. Over 75 diagnostic services are provided free of cost through the BC3NP. Some of these include:
Family Planning women enrolled in the BC3NP are eligible to receive cervical screening and diagnostic services.
Screening Mammography In the event of a diagnosis of breast or cervical cancer through the BC3NP, a woman may be eligible for Medicaid coverage. If eligible, Medicaid will pay for all of her medical expenses for as long as she is being treated for the cancer. Once treatment is no longer needed, the woman is then potentially eligible (once again, based upon age and income) for continued annual screening services through the BC3NP.
A woman remains eligible for Medicaid coverage until:
The BC3NP is a federal program funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and is administered by the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services.
Those who are eligible for the BC3NP include women who are uninsured or underinsured, at or below 250% of the federal poverty guidelines, ages 40 to 64 years for breast cancer services and ages 21 to 64 years for cervical cancer services.
Eligible clients who will benefit from this program include those who are at increased risk of breast and/or cervical cancer and who need preventive health screenings as part of their wellness routine.
The following information MUST be determined PRIOR to enrolling women in BC3NP.
Note: Women who are enrolled in a managed care program, a health maintenance organization, or Medicare Part B are not eligible for the BC3NP.
Federal Poverty Guidelines - 2025* |
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Size of
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Poverty
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139% - 250%
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Less Than 138%
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| 1 | $15,650.00 | $39,125.00 | $21,597.00 |
| 2 | $21,150.00 | $52,875.00 | $29,325.00 |
| 3 | $26,650.00 | $66,625.00 | $36,777.00 |
| 4 | $32,150.00 | $80,375.00 | $44,367.00 |
| 5 | $37,650.00 | $94,125.00 | $51,956.00 |
| 6 | $43,150.00 | $107,875.00 | $59,547.00 |
| 7 | $48,650.00 | $121,625.00 | $67,137.00 |
| 8 | $54,150.00 | $135,375.00 | $74,727.00 |
| Each Additional Member (Beyond 8) |
$5,500.00 | $13,750.00 | $7,590.00 |
| * The federal poverty guidelines are updated annually. Source: https://aspe.hhs.gov/poverty-guidelines |
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Cancer and heart disease are the leading causes of death for Michigan women. To address this issue, the MDHHS Cancer Prevention and Control Section offers screening programs especially for women:
The Cancer Section began the Women’s Health Partnership to partner with organizations to help promote these screening programs. Partner organizations:
Find out more about the Women's Health Partnership and how you can help.
Find out more about becoming a BC3NP healthcare partner and referring your patients to the program on our BC3NP – Information for Healthcare Providers page.
Mailing Address:
Michigan Department of Health and Human Services
Cancer Prevention and Control Section
BC3NP
P.O. Box 30815
Lansing, MI 48909
Enrollment: 844-446-8727 (TTY 711)
Interpreters Available.
Claim Status: (866) 930-6324
Claim Questions: MDHHS-Claims-CAN@Michigan.gov
Secure Fax: 517-763-0290
Email: BC3NP@michigan.gov
Breast cancer can be treated in several ways. It depends on the type of breast cancer and how far it has spread.1 If you are looking for information on breast cancer treatment, below are a few resources that may help you.
Below are BC3NP's program-approved procedures, rates, diagnosis codes, place of service codes, and revenue codes.
BC3NP is a federally funded program and not an insurance company. Our rates are based on the Centers for Medicare Services (CMS) Detroit rate, and our approved procedures are provided to us by our funder, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Rates are reviewed bi-annually in January and July, but are subject to change at any time without notice.
If you have questions, please email MDHHS-Claims-CAN@michigan.gov.
(rev. April 1, 2025) (rev. July 1, 2024) (rev. April 22, 2024)
Paper Claim Submission Address:
BC3NP/WISEWOMAN Claims
Elliott-Larsen Building, 5-N
320 S. Walnut St.
Lansing, MI 48933
Claim Status:
In order to provide the most complete and timely claim status, we ask that you fax a copy of your UB-04 or HCFA-1500 claim form to our secure fax line at 517-763-0290. Be sure to include your email address and phone number so we can reach you.
Please do not fax new claim submissions.
Phone (Toll-Free): 866-930-6324
If you have questions, please email MDHHS-Claims-CAN@michigan.gov.
Payment Refund Address:
State of Michigan
Attn: BC3NP/Billing
P.O. Box 30437
Lansing, MI 48909
Below are BC3NP's program manuals, including clinical algorithms, policies, and procedures. Should you have any questions about the BC3NP program, please email BC3NP@michigan.gov.
Below are BC3NP's program-approved forms. Information on the forms with an asterisk (*) is mandatory and, if not filled out when the forms are submitted, may delay enrollment/ processing/ reimbursement/ etc. If you have any questions or need help locating a form, please email BC3NP@Michigan.gov.
(MDHHS-6126) (rev. March 2025) (MDHHS-6198) (rev. December 2024) (MDHHS-6199) (rev. January 2025) (rev. August 2024) (MDHHS-6212) (rev. January 2025)All forms can be faxed to MDHHS at 517-763-0290.