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Abortion in Sheboygan, WI

We offer the following abortion services:
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Abortion Pill Up to 11 weeks
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In-Clinic Abortion Not offered

If your last period was more than 11 weeks ago, we can still help. Call us for a referral list of health care providers in your area that offer other abortion services.

Abortion pill (medication abortion) services are available by appointment only.

What to expect during your appointment

Plan to be at the health center for 2 hour(s) for your entire visit.

Your appointment will include the opportunity to ask questions & discuss birth control options.

Post-Appointment Information

In the unlikely event that you are still pregnant, you may need another dose of medicine or to have an in-clinic abortion to end the pregnancy.

We’ll also give you after-care instructions and a phone number you can call with any questions or concerns.

There are three laws in Wisconsin that affect an individual’s access to abortion care 
and the information they get during the process. These laws also limit the way in which Planned 
Parenthood of WI, Inc. (PPWI) can provide abortion care. While we do not agree that politicians 
should be involved in personal health care decisions, we must obey these laws.

1. 24 Hour Waiting Period (1996): A patient must make two visits to the abortion center. At the first visit, the doctor
must give the patient specific details about the process, discuss other pregnancy options and offer other resources. 
The patient then must wait at least 24 hours before having an abortion. You should know that PPWI is not always 
able to schedule patients for their abortion exactly 24 hours after their first clinic visit. 

2. Restrictions to Medication (Pill) Abortion (2012): A patient must meet with the same doctor for the first two visits 
to the abortion center. This limits our ability to offer Pill abortions because the same doctors don't work every day of 
the week. The law also says that the follow up visit after a Pill abortion must take place at a PPWI abortion center 
and not at one of our other health centers. 

3. Mandatory Ultrasound Requirement (2013): A patient must have an ultrasound before having an abortion and the 
ultrasound must be shown to them. This law also states that we must describe the way the pregnancy looks. 
However, the law says that a patient cannot be forced to look at the ultrasound.

The law states a patient is allowed to choose the type of ultrasound that they have. There are two choices: 

  • Abdominal – a probe is placed on your belly
  • Vaginal – a thin probe is placed a few inches into your vagina
Usually in early pregnancy a vaginal ultrasound is the best way to see the pregnancy. A staff person will talk to you 
about your options before you have your ultrasound.

There are other places that provide free ultrasounds to pregnant patients and the State requires that we make that 
list available to you. If you would like a copy of that list please ask a staff person. If you have an ultrasound 
elsewhere, PPWI will still require you to have an ultrasound at one of our abortion centers.

If you have questions about how any of these laws affect your care, please ask a staff person.

If you are under the age of 18 and need help talking with your parents/caregivers or seeking judicial bypass we can help.

Please contact this health center for abortion services pricing information.

Payment is expected at time of service unless other arrangements have been made.

If you don’t have insurance and need help paying for your abortion, call us. We may be able to help you with financial assistance. You can also go to AbortionFunds.org for financial help.

Before your abortion, our expert and caring staff will discuss all of your pregnancy options with you to help you make sure abortion is the best decision for you. We’ll also talk with you about your health history to make sure we’re providing the best care for you.

We also offer the following services at this clinic:

  • Abortion consultation

In Wisconsin you are required to have two visits. At the first visit you will have an ultrasound, lab work, education and a meeting with the physician. This visit is mandatory if you want to have an abortion in Wisconsin. Your abortion will take place at a separate visit, no less than 24 hours after the initial visit. You are welcome to bring one guest with you. Guests must be over the age of 18 and must bring a photo ID.  Guests will only be allowed to join you during some parts of your appointment.  If you are late for your appointment we reserve the right to reschedule you.

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909 South Taylor Drive
Sheboygan, WI 53081 USA

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HOURS

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Day
Hours
Monday
9 am - 5 pm
Tuesday
Closed
Wednesday
10 am - 6 pm
*Open from 11:00am - 6:00pm the third Wednesday of every month
Thursday
9 am - 5 pm
Friday
Closed
Saturday
Closed
Sunday
Closed

Walk-in Information

If you need emergency contraception (AKA the morning after pill), you can walk in anytime we’re open.

You are welcome to walk in any time the Health Center is open to make an appointment or see if there is a same day appointment available. If you have the time to wait, we will make every effort to fit you in the same day. If we can’t see you, we will give you the first priority appointment available.

Pregnancy testing, emergency contraception and birth control pick ups are available on a walk-in basis. Most other services require an appointment.

Appointments

You can privately and easily book your appointment online for select services 24/7. For the full set of services, you can call 844-493-1052 to book your appointment. Health center staff can also answer any questions you may have.

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