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Did you know....178,480 new cases of invasive breast cancer were expected to be diagnosed in 2008? (Statistic from the American Cancer Societies Breast Cancer Facts and Figures 2008). Breast cancer is the most frequently diagnosed cancer in women besides cancers of the skin. Having a yearly breast exam by a medical practioner can reduce the risk of getting breast cancer. Other things you can do to reduce your risk include: limit alcohol use, maintain a healthy weight, do self breast exam every month, if you are over 40 have regular mammograms. If you had not had a breast exam in the last year and you would like an appointment or if you have questions please click the email button at the top of the page or call us at 402-562-9000 x 211.
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East Central District Health

Good Neighbor Programs
 
    PHONE: 402-562-9000 ext. 211 or 877-862-9199
ADDRESS: 2282 E. 32nd Ave., Columbus, NE 68601

WHAT WE'RE ABOUT

We offer confidential, affordable reproductive health and family planning services to anyone, male or female, regardless of race, ethnicity, age or marital status. To make an appointment call 402-562-9000 ext. 211 or email at

SERVICES OFFERED

  • Pap smears
  • Breast Exams
  • Pregnancy Testing
  • STD Testing and Treatment
  • Birth Control
  • Abstinence Education
  • Community Education Programs - Call 402-562-9000 ext. 246
  • Colposcopy
  • Cryotherapy

COST OF SERVICES

Cost is based on income and the number of people the income supports. Charges are applied to federal guidelines and range from full fee to 100% discounted. Payment plans are available. Medicaid, Medicare, Insurance and Every Woman Matters are accepted..

Client Information Reduced Fees (English)

BROCHURES AND INFORMATION

Choosing a Method of Birth Control (English)
Choosing a Method of Birth Control (Spanish)
Male Health History Form (English)
Male Health History Form (Spanish)
Female Health History Form (English)
Female Health History Form (Spanish)

LINKS

What is Breast Self Exam
Understanding Cervical Cancer
The Truth About Sexually Transmitted Diseases