| What is RxPress? |
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RxPress is Planned Parenthood's fast, reliable way to mail your birth control right to your door. As soon as you enroll, we begin shipping you a new supply of your method.
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| Who can enroll in RxPress? |
Any patient using the Pill or the Patch can enroll today! If you aren't using one of these methods and would like to start, talk with your clinician.
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| Do I need to call & order my birth control? |
No way! When you enroll in RxPress, Planned Parenthood will automatically begin shipping your method - no calls required!
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| How much does RxPress cost? |
You pay the usual cost of your birth control method plus a $4.00 shipping/handling fee for each shipment. Think of all the time and money you'll save by having your birth control mailed directly to you!
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| How do I pay for my shipments? |
You provide us with a credit or debit card when you sign up. We bill that card for your method plus the $4.00 shipping/handling fee as each shipment is mailed to you. Patients who use Managed Medicaid plans (Title XIX) are also eligible to enroll in RxPress.
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| What if I change my birth control method? |
Talk with your clinician about the best method for you. If you change your method to another pill or the Patch, we'll ship your new method in your next scheduled shipment.
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| What if I lose my shipment after it is mailed to me? |
Call your local health center and we'll be glad to send you replacements. You will be charged the cost of the replacement packs.
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| How do I sign up? |
Print this enrollment form and bring it in to your local health center, or visit your center and ask to sign up today! Not a PPC patient? Call 1-800-230-PLAN to be connected to the closest Planned parenthood health center to you!
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| How do I make changes or cancel my enrollment? |
Need to change your enrollment information (like mailing address or billing information?
Please contact your local Planned Parenthood health center.
Need to cancel your enrollment in RxPress?
Just call us at 203-752-2833 and we'll stop your shipments. |
