BIRTH CONTROL THAT FITS YOUR LIFE
Options explained clearly
There is no single best method of birth control for everyone. The right choice depends on your health history, priorities, comfort, menstrual symptoms, plans for future pregnancy, and how much day-to-day attention you want the method to require.
Our providers explain the expected effectiveness, benefits, side effects, risks, and practical considerations of each option so you can make an informed decision.
Methods we can discuss
Combined hormonal methods such as the pill, patch, or ring; progestin-only pills or injections; long-acting reversible contraception such as IUDs and implants; barrier methods; emergency contraception; and permanent contraception.
IUD and implant counseling
IUDs and implants are highly effective, reversible methods that can last for years. Product duration and suitability vary, so we use current labeling and your individual medical circumstances—not a generic chart—to guide counseling.
More than pregnancy prevention
Some contraceptive methods may also help with heavy or painful periods, cycle control, endometriosis symptoms, or other gynecologic concerns. Benefits and risks vary by method.