ACCESSING BIRTH CONTROL
There are many concerns surrounding the future of the Affordable Care Act, and one of them is the continuation of affordable birth control.
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Are you considering an IUD?
We've compiled some resources to help you weigh your options, and navigate the health system locally.
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What is an IUD?
Check out this really helpful page:
Where do I go to get an IUD, or other types of birth control, in Indiana?
There are several options for you:
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1. Your primary care doctor or gynecologist
(with insurance)
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Call the member services number on the back of your insurance card to find out who is in network for you if you do not have a current primary care physician, but would like one, and would like to go this route.
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2. Northern Indiana Maternal and Child Health Network (NIMCHN)
(with or without insurance)
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Website:
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Locations:
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NIMCHN Family Planning — Mishawaka
413 W McKinley Ave
Mishawaka, Indiana 46545
(574) 282-3230
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NIMCHN Family Planning — Warsaw
2307 E. Center St. Suite A
Warsaw , IN 46530
(574) 282-3230
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3. Planned Parenthood
(with or without insurance)
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Website:
https://www.plannedparenthood.org
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Locations:
Below is a list of prominent, but not all, facilities in Indiana.
Any of these numbers will lead you to a centralized system that can transfer you wherever you need to go.
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Planned Parenthood Mishawaka Health Center
3005 Grape Road, Suite B
Mishawaka, IN
(574) 255-9555
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Planned Parenthood Merrillville Health Center
8645 Connecticut St
Merrillville, IN
(219) 769-3500
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Planned Parenthood: Georgetown Health Center
8590 Georgetown Rd
Indianapolis, IN
(317) 872-3115
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Get your birth control at your door.
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The Nurx app has launched in Indiana, Illinois, and Michigan.
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Nurx works with or without insurance to get birth control delivered to you.
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Nurx also offers the ring, the patch, Plan B, and PrEP.
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