You Have Questions. We Have Answers.

A: It’s always a good idea to make the health care appointments you need and manage your preventive care. As always, be proactive about your health — and remember that right now nothing has changed regarding the health care law.

A: Yes. This provision of the health care law is still in effect which means that birth control is still covered without a copay. That hasn’t changed.

A: If you have a concern about your birth control or would like to change methods, we’re here to help. IUDs and implants are very popular because they are long-acting and reversible — but birth control is not “one size fits all.” Our health experts can help you find the birth control method that is best for you.

A: The Affordable Care Act (ACA) is still in effect and will stay that way unless there’s a change in the law.

A: Yes, Planned Parenthood provides safe and legal abortion services. While we may face renewed attempts to restrict access to abortion, Planned Parenthood will continue to fight for everyone in our communities to have access to this important service when they need it.

A: Not at all. In fact, the majority of Americans support access to health care at Planned Parenthood and want abortion to stay safe and legal.

A: There is uncertainty ahead of us as health legislators target us, but we will never stop fighting to protect access to the full range of care our patients depend on: affordable birth control, STI testing and treatment, cancer screening and abortion. We are over 100 years strong and won’t back down.

A: Yes, you can still access Gender Affirming Hormone Care. Learn more here. 

A: Planned Parenthood’s doors are open to everybody, regardless of their immigration status, race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, gender, religion or income. You are welcome here. Our partner organization ACLU has great resources explaining your rights here.

A. Thank you for your interest is supporting Planned Parenthood. Here are some ways that you can show your support: