Health Insurance
Many health insurance plans include Planned Parenthood as an in-network provider, meaning your insurer will pay for all or most of the cost of your health care
Health Insurance at Planned Parenthood
Insurance plans vary, but most cover a wide range of preventive care, like birth control and annual exams, without co-pay or deductible. You can read more about the types of services that are usually covered on HealthCare.gov.
We accept insurance coverage for birth control and other prescription medications. All you'll need is your current insurance card with prescription drug coverage and your co-pay (if any), and you can get your prescription at one of our health centers. There's no need to stop at a pharmacy after your exam to fill your prescription or when you need to pick up a refill.
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Which health insurance plans does Planned Parenthood accept?
Planned Parenthood accept most major insurance plans. It's a good idea to contact your health insurance company directly to make sure the services you're interested in are covered. They can tell you if you'll need to pay for anything out-of-pocket.
We accept many private and public insurance plans. If you don't see your insurance listed, please call us at 1-800-230-7526.
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