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Decoding Medicare: At what age does Medicare stop paying for pelvic exams?

Studies indicate that approximately 20% of cervical cancer cases occur in women aged 65 and older. This fact underscores the importance of understanding **at what age does Medicare stop paying for pelvic exams**, as the answer for many is that coverage continues indefinitely under the right conditions.

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Is there such a thing as a geriatric gynecologist?

While no formal, board-certified subspecialty exists, many gynecologists and other medical professionals specialize in geriatric gynecology, focusing on the unique health needs of women over 65. An aging population means this area of specialized care is increasingly important for maintaining health and quality of life.

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How often should a 75 year old woman get a Pap smear?

According to the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), most women can stop cervical cancer screening after age 65, provided they have a history of adequate negative results. This means a 75-year-old woman's need for a Pap smear depends heavily on her specific health background and risk factors.

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