Am I Eligible?

The BCC Program provides age-appropriate accepted standard-of-care breast and cervical screening and diagnostic services for eligible low-income women statewide. To be eligible for the BCC Program, women must meet the following age, insurance and income requirements:

Are age 30 years or older
Have no health insurance
Have health insurance with deductibles and/or co-pays that are too high
Do not have Medicare Part B or full New Mexico Medicaid
Live at or below 250% of the federal poverty level— (See income chart below)

INCOME ELIGIBILITY GUIDELINES
June 30, 2011 through July 29, 2012
250% of Federal Poverty Guidelines

SIZE OF FAMILY UNIT	INCOME ANNUAL	INCOME MONTHLY	INCOME WEEKLY
1	≤ $ 27,225	≤ $2,269	≤ $ 524
2	≤ $ 36,775	≤ $ 3,065	≤ $ 708
3	≤ $ 46,325	≤ $ 3,860	>≤ $ 891
4	≤ $ 55,875	≤ $ 4,594	≤ $ 1,060
5	≤ $ 64,475	≤ $ 4,656	≤ $ 1,075
6	≤ $ 74,975	≤ $ 6,248	≤ $ 1,442
7	≤ $ 84,525	≤ $ 7,044	≤ $ 1,626
8	≤ $ 94,075	≤ $ 7,840	≤ $ 1,810
Add $9,550 to annual income for each additional family member. ( ≤ is less than or equal to )

For more information, call 1-877-852-2585 to find the nearest BCC medical provider(s) in your city or area. The medical provider will make the FINAL DETERMINATION regarding your eligibility.

The Breast Cancer Awareness plate is available to any motor vehicle owner. Of the $37 fee collected, $25 goes to the NM Department of Health to help fund breast cancer screening, outreach and education. This fee is assessed each year with license renewal. Click to apply for this plate.