Every Woman Matters (EWM) is a federally funded program that pays for office visits associated with Pap tests, pelvic exams, clinical breast exams and lab fees for women aged 21-64. Age-appropriate mammography is covered as well as diagnostic tests. EWM provides screening and diagnostic tests, public education, and quality assurance activities. Find out more...
Does Your Clinic Need Training?
If you are interested in finding out more about program training for your clinic (to review processes, procedures, and policies), please contact us !
Do you know WHO your Technical Assistance contact is at Women's & Men's Health?
Contact your Clinic Technical Assistance Representative if you have any questions.
Do you have patients in your office for another reason but they are in need of preventive care? If so, there is an option available to enroll them and screen them the same day!
Find out more by going to the Provider Information & Forms webpage and review the information under the Presumptive Enrollment tab.
What Do You Need to Submit?
Reminder that when submitting claim documentation to Every Woman Matters, sending office notes are NOT required. Program documentation, as outlined in the Provider Participation Manual (pages 54-58), are items that are REQUIRED to send when submitting claim documentation.
Do you have patients that need preventive care services?
Have you often wondered what you can offer patients for preventive care services that are underinsured, have insurance but has a high deductible or maybe they just have catastrophic coverage?
EWM serves as a payer of last resort. If a patient has insurance, EWM may still help cover remaining costs for preventive screenings or procedures after the insurance has been billed. In some cases, EWM payments can also apply toward a patient’s deductible for high-deductible plans. The exception is for individuals enrolled in Medicaid or Medicare Part B, since those programs already cover these services and EWM would not provide additional support.
Continuing Education Opportunities:
PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR CLINIC LEARNING:
FREE trainings for Providers on children's mental health. Children's Nebraska is partnering with The REACH Institute to offer a learning opportunity to primary care providers serving children in Nebraska. 16.5-hour interactive course focused on building skills and confidence in diagnosing and treating pediatric behavioral health problems. Learn more about Children's Outreach and Provider Education (COPE) Program
SURVIVORSHIP ONLINE COURSES: The George Washington (GW) Cancer Center's Online Academy is your one-stop shop for training on survivorship topics. Each online course is free and self-paced, and some offer continuing education credits.
