Services We Provide

Planned Parenthood provides factual, non-judgemental information about your options, along with safe, and compassionate abortion services.

Planned Parenthood provides factual, non-judgemental information about your options, along with safe, and compassionate abortion services.

Birth control is a safe and easy way to prevent pregnancy and treat certain health problems. There are many types of birth control. We can help you find the best method for you.

One of the most important early cancer screenings, breast/chest examinations can detect lumps or other changes that might require more testing.

Also known as "the morning after pill"

Regular checkups with a health care provider are an important part of taking care of your health.

Recommended for all adults, we help you get the quick, confidential, low-to-no fee testing you need.

Also known as  Loop Electrosurgical Excision Procedure, LEEP is an effective and safe way to remove abnormal cells from your cervix and prevents cervical cancer.

Our health centers provide education, support, and sexual and reproductive health services for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, and intersex patients.

Menopause is the time in your life when you stop having periods because of hormonal changes. This usually happens in your late 40s or early 50s, but it may happen earlier. 

Planned Parenthood provides factual, non-judgemental information about your options, along with safe, and compassionate abortion services.

Planned Parenthood provides factual, non-judgemental information about your options, along with safe, and compassionate abortion services.

PrEP is available for people with clinically identified risk factors for HIV to help prevent you from contracting HIV.

Some people choose adoption when faced with a pregnancy. Information and support  is important, but the decision is personal and only you know what’s best for you.

Vasectomy — also called male sterilization — is a surgical procedure. It is meant to protect against pregnancy permanently, so it’s super effective.

Cervical cancer is caused by some types of HPV, a common sexually transmitted infection. It can be prevent by getting the HPV vaccine, early detection, and treatment.