About Us Resource Center Wisconsin Women's Health Guide Access Resources Reproductive Health Information Women's Health Resources Information Clearninghouse Fact Sheets Links Policy Center The News Room Support Women's Health HPRC Center Teen births cost U.S. Government $9.1B in 2004 Advance comprehensive women's health in Wisconsin by engaging, educating, empowering and mobilizing individuals and organizations. Click here to join the FPW Coalition The Family Planning Waiver Program (FPW) is a Medicaid program that allows women ages 15 through 44 to get certain family planning services. Covered Services Include: - Initial family planning office visits - Contraceptive services and supplies - Natural family planning supplies - Family planning pharmacy visits - Pap tests - Test and treatment for Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) and other select lab tests - Tubal ligation - Annual and routine preventative primary care services Why Support the Family Planning Waiver? - The Family Planning Waiver promotes maternal and child health - The Family Planning Waiver prevents unintended pregnancy and reduces the incidence of sexually transmitted infection and abortion - The Family Planning Waiver is cost effective and saves Wisconsin taxpayers millions - The Family Planning Waiver has bi-partisan support Helpful Resources: DHFS FPW Program Website DHFS FPW Program Fact Sheet HCET FPW Resources Doing More for Less: Study Says State Medicaid Family Planning Expansions Are Cost-Effective State Medicaid Family Planning Eligibility Expansions 2004 CMS Study of FPW Programs Family Planning Waiver Response Line 1-866-ECFIRST FPW Waiver Update Presentation 2.13.07 Have a story to share about why the FPW is important to you or a patient you've served? Email us and share your important story! Raising Women's Voices for the Health Care We Need Resources to Access Health Care WI Women's Health Guide Recursos En Español Make a Donation Join our WAWH Supporter Update List Wisconsin Women's Health Policy Summit May 12, 2010 Health Literacy Conference May 18, 2010 WI Public Health Association Annual Conference May 25, 2010 National Women and Girls HIV/AIDS Awareness Day - March 10th National Colorectal Awareness Month National Nutrition Month Special Events Link Files on this site may be formatted in PDF files. Click here to download Adobe Reader Copyright (c) Wisconsin Alliance for Women's Health. All rights reserved. site developed by acumium