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From mammography and diagnostic sites to support groups and transportation services, the following guide is designed to help you make more informed decisions about your breast health. Unless otherwise noted, the resources outlined herein are located in the Komen Puget Sound Affiliate's 16-county service area*.
No-Cost Breast Health Screening
You may be eligible for a health exam and breast cancer screening at no cost if you:
• Are ages 40 to 64 years old
• Have limited income
• Have limited or no insurance
Exercise, Alternative Medicine and Nontraditional Therapies
Fitness programs and non-traditional therapies for cancer survivors and patients in any stage of treatment or recovery
Financial, Legal and Insurance
Referrals to self-help services and resources for free legal advice regarding insurance concerns and legal rights
Hospice and Palliative Care
General information for care
National Breast Health & Cancer Education Organizations
National resources available to assist you in making informed decisions about your breast health
Lymphedema
Information and resources for patients suffering from lymphatic system disorders
Mammography and Diagnostic Sites
Screening and diagnostic mammography, ultrasounds, diagnostic biopsies and/or breast MRI services
Medical Research and Resources
National organizations specializing in breast cancer research, clinical trials, clinical practice guidelines, drugs/treatment and other cancer-related topics
Organizations and Resources for Specific Populations
• Disabled
• Non-English Speaking
• Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender
• Women of Color/Ethnic Groups
• Seniors
• Young Breast Cancer Patients/Survivors
Patient Navigation
One-on-one assistance and advocacy for breast cancer patients to help them navigate through the health care system during treatment
Primary Care Clinics
Clinics providing basic medical care, including patient referrals to mammogram screenings, diagnostics and treatment services.
Support Groups
Information and support for persons living with cancer and their caregivers. Groups explore issues related to cancer diagnosis, coping skills and support for emotional changes and challenges
Transportation Assistance
Transportation assistance at free or low cost
Treatment Centers
Chemotherapy, clinical trials, radiation therapy and/or combination treatment services
Wigs, Prostheses and Bras
Stores providing private fittings, along with a wide range of styles, for wigs, bras and prostheses
*16 counties served: Clallam, Grays Harbor, Island, Jefferson, King, Kitsap, Lewis, Mason, Pacific, Pierce, San Juan, Snohomish, Skagit, Thurston, Wahkiakum and Whatcom
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