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Telehealth: Ready When You Are

Medication Abortion by Mail

Our telehealth services make abortion care more accessible with the same level of care, comfort, and safety as a traditional medication abortion.

Find Out How

What services are offered via Telehealth?

Information

Your Telehealth Visit

Here you will find everything from how to prepare for your telehealth visit to troubleshooting technology issues.

MyChart Patient Portal

Patients seeking telehealth are required to sign-up for MyChart prior to their Telehealth appointment.

Insurance, Payment and Pricing

Planned Parenthood is here to provide care, no matter what.

Visit Costs

HOW TELEHEALTH APPOINTMENTS WORK

Step 1

Book through any "Book Online" or "Find a Health Center" link from our website

Step 2

Once you choose the reason for visit, you'll be asked if you'd like to be seen via Telehealth or In-Clinic

Step 3

You'll receive a link to register for our patient portal, MyChart. Please register and complete all required forms and questionnaires

Step 4

TELEHEALTH FAQ

What Do I Need for a Telehealth Visit?

• A smartphone with working video and sound (iPhone or Android)

• A reliable internet connection

• A MyChart account. If you are already a Planned Parenthood of Maryland patient, please access your patient portal. If you are new to Planned Parenthood of Maryland, a link to register will be sent shortly after you schedule your appointment.

• A safe, private space where you feel comfortable talking about your medical history and sexual health.

Getting Ready for Your Telehealth Visit

Check your MyChart account for any outstanding questionnaires that may be assigned to you.

You will have access to complete the e-check in process within 24 hours of your appointment. Please complete at least 15 minutes before your scheduled visit to avoid delay and/or cancelation.

What to Expect at Your Telehealth Visit

1. You’ll be greeted by a Telehealth Associate who will verify your name and the reason for your appointment.

2. The Telehealth Associate will ask you some questions and obtain your consent for a video visit. Some of the questions will be about your medical history and sexual health, so it’s important to be in a private area.

3. Once you’re all checked in, you’ll be placed in a virtual waiting room until your clinician connects for your visit.

5. When your clinician connects via video, they’ll be focused on providing the care you need!

For all other services, please see our health center locations:

Health Center Locations