Planned Parenthood Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota is an expert in sexual and reproductive health care, offering personalized, nonjudgmental care to over 64,000 patients in the region. Many Planned Parenthood health centers are open 7 days a week and some offer evening hours. Planned Parenthood accepts most kinds of insurance, and most insurance companies will cover your visit to Planned Parenthood.
For additional information on payment options and no-cost services see our FAQ below:
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
Can you still go to Planned Parenthood if you are uninsured or can’t afford birth control or basic reproductive health care?
How does the Affordable Care Act (commonly referred to as Obamacare) affect me and when can I sign up for insurance coverage?
Is it true that birth control is "free" now because of health care reform?
What kinds of payment methods does Planned Parenthood accept for family planning services?
Yes! Planned Parenthood offers birth control and other basic reproductive health care no matter what. In many cases, Planned Parenthood is able to provide a wide variety of reproductive health services, including but not limited to birth control, STI testing and treatment, and annual exams at no-cost or at reduced costs to eligible women. If you’re worried about being able to afford care, you should see if you are eligible for no-cost birth control and basic reproductive care. Learn more.
How does the Affordable Care Act (commonly referred to as Obamacare) affect me and when can I sign up for insurance coverage?
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) will make it easier and more affordable for people to obtain health insurance. Enrollment in the new health insurance plans begins October 1st with coverage starting January 1, 2014.
These new plans cover things like birth control and well-woman visits at no cost, as well as doctor visits, hospitalizations, maternity care, ER care, and other prescriptions.
Planned Parenthood accepts all forms of insurance and no matter which plan you choose, you can get expert sexual and reproductive health care at Planned Parenthood.
Learn more about the new health insurance plans and purchasing health insurance in your state
Is it true that birth control is "free" now because of health care reform?
As a result of the Affordable Care Act, private health insurance plans will cover birth control and some additional preventive services without co-pays or deductibles. As of January 1, 2013, a large number of health care plans now offer these benefits, while other insurance plans will begin to offer these benefits over the next year. To find out when your coverage begins, please call the member services number on the back of your health insurance card or read additional information about birth control without co-pays.
What kinds of payment methods does Planned Parenthood accept for family planning services?
In addition to insurance, Planned Parenthood accepts cash, money orders, personal checks, cashier’s checks, Visa, and MasterCard. You can also pay your bill online using our Online Health Center.
Everyone is welcome at Planned Parenthood, regardless of ability to pay. Call 1.800.230. PLAN (7256) with any questions about payment options.
Request an appointment online or call 1.800.230.PLAN.
