Planned Parenthood offers compassionate, non-judgmental abortion care that is 100% confidential.
Abortion is legal in Maryland, Virginia, and DC. For medication abortions, patients should plan to take both mifepristone and misoprostol in Maryland, Virginia, or DC.
Same week appointments available.
There are two ways to end a pregnancy: an in-clinic abortion procedure and the abortion pill (available in-person or via telehealth). Both are safe and very common.
If you’re pregnant and thinking about abortion, you may have lots of questions. We’re here to help.
We also offer ultrasound appointments to confirm how many weeks have passed since your last menstrual period.
*If you are not sure how many weeks have passed since your last menstrual period, it may be beneficial to set up an appointment at one of our health centers. If you're not past the 11-week cutoff, you can still use the abortion pill, and if you're past 11 weeks, you can schedule an in-clinic abortion procedure. More frequently asked questions here.
All of our health centers offer the abortion pill and ultrasound appointments to confirm how many weeks have passed since your last menstrual period. In-clinic abortion procedures are provided at our DC health center.
Our prices are inclusive of all labs and services needed in an abortion care visit. Financial assistance and practical support (such as transportation, hotel, and food before/after your procedure) may be available. Ask for details when booking your appointment.
In DC, no parental notification or consent is needed for patients 13 and older who are seeking abortion.
In Maryland, parental notification (to one parent) is required for minors seeking abortion services, unless you do not live with either parent and a reasonable effort to give notice is unsuccessful. A doctor can excuse you from this requirement.
“I often find myself talking to patients who feel so isolated and alone, who don’t realize that abortion care is a normal part of reproductive health care. Because it is stigmatized, people don’t talk about it, so abortion patients are often surprised to hear how common it actually is. On the other hand, sometimes it’s only when a patient shares their plans to come to Planned Parenthood that they learn their mom, their aunt, or their sister had a previous abortion.” — Planned Parenthood abortion provider
Learn more about appointments for the in-clinic abortion procedure, in-person abortion pill, or telehealth abortion pill before your visit.
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