Wellness exams assess your current health and behaviors, allowing you and your clinician to find manageable steps to work toward your healthiest you.

Preconception health is all about acting now to protect the health of a family that may be in your future. Preconception health is important for people of all sexes and genders, whether or not you will ever become pregnant or otherwise have children. If you do want to get pregnant, we provide education and counseling to help you get there!

People use birth control for all sorts of reasons, and it’s not a one-size-fits-all approach. Our staff are experts who can help you understand the pros and cons of different methods, manage or avoid side effects, and answer any questions along the way. We will talk you through all the options to help you find a method that fits your body and your life.

Emergency Contraception (aka “EC” or “the morning after pill”) can stop a pregnancy before it starts. EC works by preventing an egg from being released during ovulation, making it more difficult for sperm to reach the uterus, and/or making it harder for a fertilized egg to attach to the uterus. Because it prevents rather than terminates the pregnancy, EC is not the same as abortion. Use it sooner rather than later to reduce the possibility of getting pregnant, and usually no more than five days after unprotected or under-protected intercourse.

There are different kinds of EC, with varying levels of effectiveness depending on things like your weight and when you take it. Some Intrauterine Devices (IUDs) can be used as emergency contraception and can continue preventing pregnancy for up to 7-12 years. We can help you find the best EC for you, whether you need it right now or want to have it in your medicine cabinet for future use. Anyone (regardless of age or gender) can purchase any EC pills over the counter. The only exception is the EC pill called Ella, which requires a prescription and is more effective than other EC pills for people who weigh more than 165 pounds. But Ella may not work as well if you weigh 195 pounds or more. The copper IUD and IUDs with 52mg of levonorgestrel (Mirena and Liletta) are the only emergency contraception options proven equally effective if you weigh 195 pounds or more. IUDs are also the most effective form of emergency contraception for everyone, regardless of weight.

If you think you might be pregnant, our clinics offer pregnancy testing. We provide honest and compassionate support including information and counseling about all your options moving forward.

1 in 8 couples experience infertility. When patients have trouble conceiving, basic infertility services try to find out why. We review your symptoms and conduct a thorough medical history, physical examination, and initial testing. We provide you with education and counseling, plus referrals for additional care as needed.

An estimated 1 in 5 people in the United States has an STI. We provide testing for HIV and other STIs like chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, and Human Papilloma Virus (HPV). Many STIs are easily treated, and if left untreated they can be harmful to your health and spread to others. If you test positive, we provide treatment or help you get connected with the care you need to stay healthy.

We conduct clinical breast exams and Pap tests to detect early signs of cancer. The need for clinical breast exams depends on your history and risk. Pap testing usually starts at age 21 with follow-up testing frequency dependent on your results. We also provide HPV vaccines, which can help prevent cervical cancer altogether!