NOTE: Women ages 18-64 years. SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation, 2013 Kaiser Womens Health Survey. Most women have had recent checkups, but the opportunity.

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NOTE: Women ages years. SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation, 2013 Kaiser Womens Health Survey. Most women have had recent checkups, but the opportunity to receive preventive counseling is often missed No general checkup in past 2 years Had general checkup in past 2 years

NOTE: Counseling among women ages years. SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation, 2013 Kaiser Womens Health Survey. Counseling on some sexual health issues among reproductive-age women is very low

NOTE: Women ages years. SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation, 2013 Kaiser Womens Health Survey. Majority of women reporting sexually transmitted infection tests incorrectly believe tests are routine Under Impression Test was Routine Doctor or Provider Recommended Test Asked to be Tested Dont Know Did not receive an STI Test Received an STI Test

Uninsured women have much lower screening rates than insured women NOTE: Mammogram among women ages years. Blood cholesterol and pap tests among women ages years. *Significantly different from insured, p<.05. SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation, 2013 Kaiser Womens Health Survey. Percentage of women reporting they received screening tests in the past two years: * * *

NOTE: Among women ages years. SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation, 2013 Kaiser Womens Health Survey. Costs can be a barrier for both uninsured and insured women

Cancer Chronic Conditions VaccinesHealthy BehaviorsPregnancy Reproductive Health Breast Cancer –Mammography for women 40+* –Genetic (BRCA) screening and counseling –Preventive medication Cervical Cancer Pap testing (women 21+ ) High-risk HPV DNA testing Colorectal Cancer One of following: fecal occult blood testing, colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy Cardiovascular health Hypertension screening Lipid disorders screenings Aspirin Type 2 Diabetes screening (adults w/ elevated blood pressure) Depression screening (adults, when follow up supports available) Osteoporosis screening (all women 65+, women 60+ at high risk) Obesity Screening (all adults) Counseling and behavioral interventions (obese adults) Td booster, Tdap MMR Meningococcal Hepatitis A, B Pneumococcal Zoster Influenza, Varicella HPV (women and men ) Alcohol misuse screening and counseling (all adults) Diet counseling (adults w/high cholesterol, CVD risk factors, diet-related chronic disease) Tobacco counseling and cessation interventions (all adults) Interpersonal and domestic violence screening and counseling (women 18-64) Well-woman visits (women 18-64) Tobacco and cessation interventions Alcohol misuse screening/counseling Rh incompatibility screening Gestational diabetes screenings weeks gestation First prenatal visit (women at high risk for diabetes) Screenings Hepatitis B Chlamydia (<24, hi risk) Gonorrhea Syphilis Bacteriurea Folic acid supplements (women w/repro capacity) Iron deficiency anemia screening Breastfeeding Supports Counseling, Consultations and Equipment rental STI and HIV counseling (adults at high risk; all sexually- active women ) Screenings: Chlamydia (sexually active women <24y/o, older women at high risk) Gonorrhea (sexually active women at high risk) Syphilis (adults at high risk) HIV (adults at high risk; all sexually active women ) Contraception (women w/repro capacity) All FDA approved methods as prescribed, Sterilization procedures Patient education and counseling Adult Preventive Services to be Covered by Private Plans Without Cost Sharing SOURCE: U.S. DHHS, Recommended Preventive Services. Available at More information about each of the services in this table, including details on periodicity, risk factors, and specific test and procedures are available at the following websites: USPSTF: ACIP: HRSA Womens Preventive Services:

NOTE: Women ages years. Totals do not add to 100% due to rounding. SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation, 2013 Kaiser Womens Health Survey. Four in ten women are unaware of new preventive services coverage 32% Dont Know 10% No 42% do not know of ACA policy

NOTE: *The news media includes cable TV news, national or local TV news, radio news or talk radio, online news sources, and newspapers/magazines. For full question wording see topline: august-2013/ august-2013/ SOURCE: Kaiser Family Foundation Health Tracking Poll (conducted August 13-19, 2013) Clinicians are the most trusted source for information on the ACA Share of women reporting that they trust each source a lot for information on the ACA: