The Women’s Mobile Clinic is one of Denver Health’s nine federally-qualified community health centers.  The Mobile Clinic provides patient education and breast and cervical cancer screening, including digital mammography.  The Mobile Clinic is designed to help reduce barriers to cancer screening that many women experience.  By moving the Mobile Clinic to the eight Denver Health community clinics and to various other sites in the metropolitan area, Denver Health patients are able to more easily access breast and cervical cancer screening.  Women may access both cervical and breast cancer screening in one visit or they may opt to have only one service.  Our clinic staff is fluent in English and Spanish and for most languages interpreter services are available.  Patient navigation and case management services are available to those women who need additional follow-up to their screenings.

All payer sources are accepted at the Mobile Clinic, except unscreened self-pay for mammograms and except Medicaid, Medicare, or unscreened self-pay for Pap tests. If you do not have commercial health insurance and are a Denver County resident, Denver Health Enrollment Services will help you enroll in Family and Adult Medicaid, the Colorado Indigent Care Program (CICP), or the Denver Health Financial Assistance Program (DFAP), as well as the Women’s Wellness Connection (WWC) program which may cover the cost of breast or/and cervical cancer screening and diagnostics. (Call 303.602.2300 for Denver Health enrollment information or contact Denver Health’s Enrollment van at 303-912-0263 or 720-545-8394).  The Women’s Mobile Clinic may also provide payment assistance for basic screening mammograms under a grant from Susan G. Komen for the Cure®.

Talk to your health care provider about what breast and cervical cancer screening you need before making an appointment via Denver Health’s Centralized Appointment Line:  303.436.4949.