| Testing for breast cancer | Testing for cervical cancer |
| This graph shows the percentage of older women in the HMO who had a mammogram (a test to find breast cancer) within the past two years. Women are less likely to die from breast cancer if the cancer is discovered early through a mammogram. | This graph shows the percentage of adult women in the HMO who received a pap smear (a test to find cervical cancer) within the past three years. Deaths from cervical cancer are significantly reduced by early detection through pap smears. |
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| a | HMO failed to submit the required information necessary to monitor HMO quality. |
| b | HMO was not required to submit data for this measure because of small enrollment. |
| c | Either the HMO did not report this measure due to data problems or the data that the HMO submitted failed to meet the state's audit requirements. |
| d | United's results for breast cancer testing were not included in the statewide average. |
| NOTE: The results on this page are based on HMO records and were verified by an organization not connected with the HMOs. | |