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Know your rights and choices
Know your rights and choices
Illinois Medicaid
Illinois Medicaid covers these services at no cost and without prior authorization.
(No co-pays, deductibles or out-of-pocket costs)
Prenatal Care
- Choose a doctor or midwife to deliver your baby in the setting that is right for you
- Receive prenatal ultrasounds and check-ups along with specialist care if needed
- Get care and support after delivering your baby for future family planning
Call your clinic for a first prenatal visit or pregnancy test as soon as you think you might be pregnant.
All types of birth control
Birth control options*
- IUD
- Implants - Nexplanon
- Birth control pills, patches and rings
- Condoms
- Diaphragm or cervical cap
- Depo shot
Emergency contraception*
- The morning-after pill (these can be used to prevent pregnancy up to five days after unprotected sex)
- Available without a prescription
- IUD placement within 5 days after unprotected sex is the most effective way to prevent pregnancy
Permanent contraception*
Birth control options*
- IUD
- Implants - Nexplanon
- Birth control pills, patches and rings
- Condoms
- Diaphragm or cervical cap
- Depo shot
Emergency contraception*
- The morning-after pill (these can be used to prevent pregnancy up to five days after unprotected sex)
- Available without a prescription
- IUD placement within 5 days after unprotected sex is the most effective way to prevent pregnancy
Permanent contraception*
Learn about early abortion options.
For abortion care resources visit: www.abortionfinder.org and www.fpachicago.com
Learn about early abortion options.
For abortion care resources visit: www.abortionfinder.org and
www.fpachicago.com
Counseling
- Schedule a visit before getting pregnant or if you’re having difficulty getting pregnant to help plan and prepare for a healthy pregnancy
- Take this ICAN quiz to help you decide which birth control method is best for you
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Medical Homes
The following health centers and hospitals bring you this website and the information you find here. To discover the services offered by your specific clinic or to book an appointment, please follow the link to your medical home:
If you have an emergency outside of clinic hours, please contact your clinic. They can help you even when the clinic is closed.
Rights and Choices
You can receive services anywhere that accepts your Illinois Medicaid health plan:
- Clinics
- Health centers
- Hospitals
- Family Planning Clinics
Choose a provider:
- Family Doctor
- Midwife
- Nurse Practitioner
- OB/GYN
- Physician Assistant
- You may see your usual primary care provider (PCP) for your reproductive health needs.
- PCPs are usually family doctors, internal medicine doctors, pediatricians, physician assistants or nurse practitioners.
- You may also have a separate women's health provider, usually an OB/GYN or midwife in addition to your PCP.
If you’re 12+, you can receive these services on your own, anywhere these services are offered and takes your Medicaid health plan:
- Birth control
- STI testing, screening and treatment
- Abortion
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