family planning patient portal

Where can I get family planning services?

Sep 21, 2011 · Family Planning - PORTAL MyHEALTH Family Planning Why should I be concerned about family planning? Family Planning means deciding when is the right time to have children is, spacing the pregnancy and what is the appropriate number of children for a couple to have. The right time to have children is when a woman : Age between 20 and 35 years old

What is the patient portal?

Binghamton – (607) 723-8306. Norwich – (607) 334-6378. Oneonta, Sidney or Walton – (607) 432-2250. Or, you can also submit an online appointment request. And our new medical center in downtown Cortland will be opening soon! Affordable, compassionate care. Talk with us.

Do you have access to family planning services in Georgia?

Patient Portal + Book an appointment ... Learn More » OUR VISION + VALUES. Since our founding in 1971, Maine Family Planning has worked to ensure all Maine people have access to high-quality, affordable reproductive health care, comprehensive sexual health education, and the right to control their reproductive lives.

Why should I be concerned about family planning?

The Patient Portal is a patient-oriented health care website that provides you with a fast, reliable and an easy-to-use method of communicating with your doctor’s office from the comfort and privacy of your own home or office anytime.

What are the primary care services?

Primary Care services include: 1 Women’s and Men’s Health Services 2 Adolescent Health Services 3 Pediatric Health Services 4 Geriatric Health Services 5 Wellness Care and Physical exams 6 Management of chronic conditions and menopause 7 Immunizations for patients 19 and under 8 Interpretive services for non-English speakers and the hearing impaired

Is Ellsworth Family Planning accepting new patients?

Ellsworth Family Planning & Primary Care is now accepting new patients of any gender, any age.

When was Family Planning Associates Medical Group founded?

Since the practice’s inception in 1969 , Family Planning Associates Medical Group, now FPA Women’s Health, has been providing the highest standard of medical care for women in a warm, caring environment.

Where is FPA Women's Health located?

As the largest independent family planning service network in the United States, FPA Women’s Health, with multiple locations throughout Los Angeles County and other regions across California, offers all aspects of family planning — from pregnancy prevention to pregnancy termination — in a professional, state-of-the-art environment.

What is FPA Women's Health?

Since the practice’s inception in 1969, Family Planning Associates Medical Group, now FPA Women’s Health, has been providing the highest standard of medical care for women in a warm, caring environment. As the largest independent family planning service network in the United States, FPA Women’s Health, with multiple locations throughout Los Angeles County and other regions across California, offers all aspects of family planning — from pregnancy prevention to pregnancy termination — in a professional, state-of-the-art environment.

Does FPA Women's Health accept insurance?

Here at FPA Women's Health, we accept most insurance plans including Medi-Cal. We are contracted with over 350 Health Plans and Medical Groups throughout California, so it is very likely that we accept your insurance.

What is the Health Imperatives Patient Portal?

Have you signed up for the Health Imperatives Patient Portal? This service allows you to access your health information, plan appointments, request prescription refills, and ask general, non-emergency health questions. We hope you will join today!

What is a reproductive health exam?

Reproductive Health Exams for All Genders. We provide exams for all genders that involve a confidential conversation with a medical professional about your overall health. If you are physically female, you will likely have an external exam as well as an internal exam known as a pelvic exam.

How long does it take to take npep?

nPEP lowers your chances of getting HIV, but you must take it 1-2 times a day for at least 28 days.

What is gender affirming hormone therapy?

Gender affirming hormone therapy consists of either feminizing (estradiol and/or testosterone blockers) or masculinizing (testosterone) hormones. Many transgender and non-binary people take hormone therapy as part of a gender transition to help their bodies and appearance align with their gender identity.