Pelvic exam (may be deferred for
up to 3 months after the initial visit if requested by the woman and
judged appropriate by the clinician) Pap test to screen for cervical
cancer Clinical breast exam and
instruction in monthly self exam Testicular exam and instruction
in self exam (males) Screening and treatment for some
sexually transmitted diseases
Comprehensive medical examinations
including:
Free
Contraceptive Methods Birth control pills
Birth control shots (Depo-Provera®)
Contraceptive Patch (Ortho Evra®)
Foam and condoms
Diaphragms (Ortho ALL-FLEX®
Arcing Spring)
Emergency contraceptive pills (Plan B®)
Natural family planning
Abstinence information
Surgical sterilization (tubal ligation and vasectomy)
Intrauterine device (ParaGard® Copper T380A)
Health education and counseling
including
how
pregnancy occurs, birth control methods, behaviors that place people at risk
for getting sexually transmitted diseases and HIV, how to prevent STDs and
HIV, pregnancy options, how to resist pressure to engage in sexual
activities, and the benefits of taking folic acid before becoming pregnant.
Pregnancy tests
Basic infertility information
Follow-up and referral for identified medical needs