Resources for BCCHP providers and coordinators
The Breast, Cervical and Colon Health Program (BCCHP) began in Washington state in 1993. The program was created by the United States Congress to improve access to breast, and cervical cancer screening for Washington residents without health insurance.
In 2009, colon cancer screening was added for people without health insurance.
BCCHP relies on its partnerships with clinics to ensure that people living in King, Clallam, Jefferson, and Kitsap counties get the screenings and care they need.
Program materials
- Chapter 1: Introduction and staff contact list
- Chapter 2: Program eligibility
- Chapter 3: Program policies and guidelines
- Chapter 4: Clinical responsibilities and follow-up
- Chapter 5: Cancer treatment
- Chapter 6: Cancer resources
- Chapter 7: Mobile health screening
- Chapter 8: Outreach and recruitment
- Chapter 9: Billing procedures and payment
Addenda (unlinked items will be added later):
- Federal Poverty Level: Income eligibility effective January 12, 2022 – January 31, 2023
- Fee Schedule
- Trainings
- PowerPoints
- Videos
To request free hard copies of the materials below, please use our contact form and include a street address so we can mail them to you or you can download and print them off.
- Flyer: About Breast & Cervical Cancer Screening
- Back to Screening posters
- How to use BCCHP screening guides
- What you need to know about breast cancer screening
- What you need to know about cervical cancer screening
- What you need to know about colon cancer screening
- FIT test postcards
- FIT test posters
- February 2022 newsletter
- January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month
- COVID-19 related resources
- BCCHP navigation update
- BCCHP annual meeting
- January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month
- August 2021 newsletter
- Cancer screening rates and the pandemic
- COVID-19 related resources
- BCCHP enrollment and navigation projects
- NEW - Current BCCHP Flyer
- Cancer screening rates and the pandemic
- March 2021 newsletter
- Cancer screening rates and the pandemic
- BCCHP enrollment and navigation projects
- BCCHP contracts
- March is Colon Cancer Awareness Month
- WISEWOMAN
- Cancer screening rates and the pandemic
- October 2020 newsletter
- BCCHP contracts and invoicing
- October is breast cancer awareness month
- Cancer support group led in Spanish
- Reducing cancer risk survey
- Colon cancer screening program
- Flu vaccine - more important than ever!
- HPV vaccine
- Two COVID-19 relief funds now open to undocumented residents in WA
- BCCHP contracts and invoicing
Forms
Screening and diagnostic forms:
- Breast and cervical history/exam/screening form
- Breast diagnostic and reimbursement form
- Cervical diagnostic and reimbursement form
- BCCHP Breast Evaluation Reporting Form
- Prior authorization form
Cancer treatment forms:
- About the Breast Cervical Cancer Treatment Program (BCCTP): Transitioning Clients to BCCTP Medicaid
- Breast cancer treatment program tracking form
- Cervical cancer treatment program tracking form
- Frequently Asked Questions about BCCTP Medicaid Coverage