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PPMT Services

Planned Parenthood of Montana is proud to welcome all at our 4 health centers throughout Montana, in addition to virtual telehealth visits. We deliver affordable, non-judgmental, high quality health care to thousands of patients each year. We're proud to offer care to the LGBTQIA2S+ community, teens, and families in big sky country.

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In-Person and Telehealth Visits

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Medication Abortion Care

Via in-person care, telehealth, and Meds by Mail, a program that allows Montanans to receive abortion pills to Montana mailing addresses

Learn more about Meds by Mail here

In-Health Center Abortion (Procedural Abortion) Care

In-person procedural abortion care

Birth Control

Including pill, IUD, implant, shot, diaphragm, ring, cervical cap, and patch options, as well as FREE condoms

Emergency Contraception (Plan B or the Morning After Pill)

Over-the-counter and prescription emergency contraception

STI Testing and Treatment

Planned Parenthood of Montana screens for the most common STIs including: Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Hep C, HIV, Trichomonas, and Mycoplasma

HIV Prevention, Testing, and Care Referral

PrEP and PEP preventative medication care, HIV testing, and care referral

Mental Health Care

Mental health care is available via Integrated Behavioral Health and is available to existing PPMT patients

Opioid Use Disorder Treatment

Treatment for Opioid Use Disorder is currently available for patients in Great Falls

Preventive Care Visits

Annual visits, cervical cancer screenings, pelvic exams, clinical breast exams, testicular exams, visual exams, Colposcopy, Cryotherapy, and Leep

Transgender Care and Gender Affirming Care

Gender affirming hormone therapy (GAHT)

Pregnancy Testing and Education

Pregnancy testing and education

Safer Sex Education

Learning about tradition sex education and consent, boundaries, trust, and more! 

Midlife and Menopausal Care

Midlife and menopausal care

Family Planning

Family planning services and education

Frequently Asked Questions

Check out our FAQs and get prepared for your appointment! If you have a question that isn't answered here, please give us a call at 1-800-230-7526.

Can I still get an abortion in Montana?

Yes. Abortion is legal in Montana. Please visit our abortion care page for more information on your options.

What services can I receive via Telehealth?

Planned Parenthood of Montana offers the following care via telehealth:

  • Medication abortion services
  • Procedural abortion referrals
  • Gender affirming hormone replacement therapy
  • Birth Control (patch, pill, and vaginal ring) and birth control education
  • Bacterial vaginosis treatment
  • STI screenings for chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes, syphilis, and trichomoniasis.
  • PrEP and PEP care and HIV treatment referrals
  • Emergency contraception (morning after pill)
  • Sexual and safer sex education
  • Primary care including cancer screening education, smoking cessation, and care for anxiety, depression, and mental health.
How do you make an appointment for Telehealth?

Online- https://www.plannedparenthood.org/planned-parenthood-montana/telehealth-ppmt

Via Phone- 800.230.PLAN (7526)

How do I connect with the provider?

Teladoc and MyChart are our video chat tools.

You will be required to register for MyChart in order to complete your telehealth appointment. A registration link will be sent to the email address you provided while scheduling your appointment within one hour of your appointment time if not sooner. Follow the steps in the email message to begin the registration process. You can access MyChart via the web or a mobile app, and it is recommended that you download the MyChart app if you are using a mobile device.

Please allow at least 15 minutes before your appointment start time to complete the eCheck-In process. You will not be able to access your telehealth appointment until the eCheck-In process is completed. After starting your telehealth video visit, MyChart will refer you to Teladoc for your telehealth appointment.

Will I have to expose myself on camera during my telehealth visit?
 

No, you will not have to expose yourself on camera. Many visits can be addressed with simple questions and answers. If your provider needs more information to provide your care, they will let you know during your telehealth visit so you can decide how you want to continue.

Is insurance accepted?

Yes, we accept many insurance plans including Montana Medicaid. Please bring your insurance card with you to your appointment.

What if I don't have insurance?

If you do not have insurance, please visit https://apply.mt.gov/ to determine if you are eligible for insurance through the State of Montana. We also offer an income-based sliding fee scale for patients for family planning services.

Do I need to bring anything to my appointment?

Please bring a photo ID and your insurance card, if applicable. Please read the appointment-specific notes above for your visit type.

What if I have trouble connecting to my appointment, what should I do?

First, check your WIFI/Data connection. If you're still having issues connecting, call (406)443-7676.

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