Women's Health Care Services

Services include but are not limited to:

• Annual Gyn exam and/or pap smear
• Abnormal Pap follow up, including colposcopy
• STI prevention counseling and/or STI testing and treatment
• Hemoglobin screening for anemia
• HPV Immunization
• Evaluation of vaginal infections
• Contraception counseling and/or prescriptions for contraception

Frequently asked questions about Hormonal Birth Control

In addition to FREE condoms and vaginal contraceptive film (spermicide), the following methods of contraception are available for purchase:

• Various birth control pills (including progestin “mini” pills)
• Emergency Contraception (Plan B)
• Nuva Ring contraceptive vaginal ring
• Depo Provera injectable contraceptive

Prescriptions may be obtained for the contraceptive methods outlined to the left, as well for:

• Diaphragm
• Fem Cap cervical cap
• Lea’s shield
• Paragard and Mirena IUDs
• Ortho Evra contraceptive patch
• Implanon

Resources and Documents

What to expect during your pelvic exam
CDC for info on STIs
ASCCP for info on pap smears
ASHA for info on STIs

Crime and Sexual Assault Support Services (CASAS)
650-3700

Domestic Violence Services
360-715-1563 / 1-877-715-1563

Planned Parenthood
Emergency Contraception

HPV vaccine assistance