Thousands of women living in northern Missouri rely on the Community Action Partnership of North Central Missouri for their health-care needs. CAPNCM Women’s Health Services clinics are open to everyone, regardless of financial or age restrictions. Fees for the strictly confidential services are charged on a sliding scale based on the patient’s income. Private insurance and Medicaid are accepted, as well as donations from patients and the public. Clinic staff includes a nurse practitioner and educators specifically trained in family planning services.
CAPNCM’s Women’s Health Services schedules around 100 clinics a year where women can receive their annual breast and reproductive system examinations, family-planning information and other related services. The health clinics also provide limited services to men, most often related to STD screening and reproductive health. While the staff of Women’s Health Service focuses mainly on reproductive health, they do refer patients to other medical and mental health providers when needed.
Reproductive health services provided through the clinics include: complete examination of the female reproductive system, Pap Smear tests to check for early signs of cancer, breast examinations, diagnosis and treatment of minor gynecological problems and diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted disease. Staff can also provide education on birth control methods and on natural family planning. Birth control supplies are also available at the clinics.
In addition to reproductive health screenings, Women’s Health Services can provide some laboratory services, including blood pressure checks, hemoglobin tests and urinalysis. Staff also provides educational programs in schools and churches and to community organizations, as well as health workshops sponsored by the Community Action Partnership.
CAPNCM’s Women’s Health Services schedules clinics in Carroll, Clinton, Grundy, Harrison, Linn, Livingston, Putnam and Ray counties. Most clinics are conducted during business hours, but some evening and weekend clinics are scheduled. For information or to schedule an appointment for a clinic in Clinton, Grundy, Harrison, Linn, Livingston and Putnam counties, call the CAPNCM office in those counties or call the main office at 660-359-2855 or toll-free 1-877-611-7600. For clinics in Carroll County, call 660-542-3247; and in Ray County, 816-776-5413.
CAPNCM’s Women’s Health Services schedules around 100 clinics a year where women can receive their annual breast and reproductive system examinations, family-planning information and other related services. The health clinics also provide limited services to men, most often related to STD screening and reproductive health. While the staff of Women’s Health Service focuses mainly on reproductive health, they do refer patients to other medical and mental health providers when needed.
Reproductive health services provided through the clinics include: complete examination of the female reproductive system, Pap Smear tests to check for early signs of cancer, breast examinations, diagnosis and treatment of minor gynecological problems and diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted disease. Staff can also provide education on birth control methods and on natural family planning. Birth control supplies are also available at the clinics.
In addition to reproductive health screenings, Women’s Health Services can provide some laboratory services, including blood pressure checks, hemoglobin tests and urinalysis. Staff also provides educational programs in schools and churches and to community organizations, as well as health workshops sponsored by the Community Action Partnership.
CAPNCM’s Women’s Health Services schedules clinics in Carroll, Clinton, Grundy, Harrison, Linn, Livingston, Putnam and Ray counties. Most clinics are conducted during business hours, but some evening and weekend clinics are scheduled. For information or to schedule an appointment for a clinic in Clinton, Grundy, Harrison, Linn, Livingston and Putnam counties, call the CAPNCM office in those counties or call the main office at 660-359-2855 or toll-free 1-877-611-7600. For clinics in Carroll County, call 660-542-3247; and in Ray County, 816-776-5413.
- Nearly 350,000 Missouri women are in need of publicly supported contraceptive care.
- Clinic staff includes Physician /Medical Director, Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner, & educators trained specifically for Family Planning Services.
- Services available for all people who request them without financial or age restrictions.
- Daytime & some evening clinics available
- Services are STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
- For every government dollar spent on family planning services, an average of $4.40 is saved as a result of averting short-term expenditures on medical services, welfare & nutritional services..
- CAPNCM provides around 100 clinics per year in 8 different counties.
- CAPNCM/Family Planning Clinics serve approximately 2,000 women per year.
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