Health Care is a Human Right

Yes, Planned Parenthood of Illinois doors are open to all people, regardless of your immigration status. Your status will not affect your ability to receive care.

You do not need a permanent address to schedule an appointment or receive care at Planned Parenthood of Illinois. You may also use a shelter or temporary address if you prefer. 

You can schedule an appointment online or by-phone. We also offer telehealth and same-day appointments. Call 877-200-7745 to book a same day appointment.

Spanish-speaking staff are available at all of our health centers. Translation services are also available. Please let us know your language preference when making an appointment and we will make sure that a translator is available for you.

The cost of services varies. Planned Parenthood of Illinois offers a variety of payment options for health services. We accept cash, money orders, debit cards, and all major credit cards. 

We also have financial assistance available for those who qualify. Our Patient Navigator team works with a network of organizations that can help you access funds for those seeking abortion care in Illinois. Call 877-200-7745 or visit ppil.org/ilcare to get more information.

If you're uninsured or paying out of pocket, we offer a sliding scale fee, adjusting fees depending on your income. 

Your safety and privacy is our top priority. Your visit is completely prviate and confidential. We will not share your personal information or health records unless given permission to do so. 

Planned Parenthood of Illinois’ Access Birth Control program provides free birth control to eligible patients so they can get the most effective birth control that’s right for them. Call 877-200-7745 or visit ppil.org/abc to learn more.

Yes, our enrollment team can help you sign up for health insurance and discover your healthcare coverage options. Call 877-200-7745 or visit ppil.org/getcovered to learn more.

Planned Parenthood of Illinois works with a network of community services. We can help bridge you to the services you need. 

• Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights - advocates for healthcare access, education, civic engagement, and connects families with legal, ministry, and social services
• Association House of Chicago - Behavioral health, child welfare, community health, and workforce development
• Chicago New Sanctuary Coalition - diverse faith communities, education, training, and job support
• Instituto del Progreso Latino - workforce development, adult education, youth development, immigration legal aid
• Mujeres Latinas en Accion - sexual and domestic violence crisis intervention, counseling, therapy, court advocacy, community education, and leadership training
• National Immigrant Justice Center - legal consultations and representation for low-income immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers
• RefugeeOne - resettlement services, english language training, workforce development, mental health care, dental clinic, youth and young adults program, women’s services, citizenship assistance