West Virginia
Family Planning Program
Services
Comprehensive medical history review and clinical examination which may include:
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Screening and treatment for some sexually transmitted diseases (STD) |
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Pap test and pelvic exams performed beginning at age 21 |
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Pregnancy testing |
Free Contraceptive Methods:
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Hormonal implants (Nexplanon®) |
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Birth control shots (Depo-Provera®) |
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Contraceptive patch (Xulane®) |
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Emergency contraceptive pills (Plan B®) |
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Abstinence information |
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Surgical sterilization (tubal ligation and vasectomy) |
Health education and counseling including:
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Behaviors that place people at risk for getting STD including HIV |
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Resisting pressure to engage in sexual activities |
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Basic infertility information
Follow-up and referral for identified medical needs
Female Sterilization - THE FACTS
Male Sterilization - THE FACTS
Resources
- Family Planning Electronic Data System (FPEDS)
- FP Manuals and Forms
- Policy Statements and Memos
- National News
- Trainings and Conferences
- Information X Change Newsletters
- Outreach and Education
- Topics of Interest