Birth Control & Contraceptive Morton Grove, IL
Serving Niles, Lincolnwood & Surrounding Communities
- HIPAA compliant & fully confidential
- Flexible same-day scheduling
- In-person and telehealth visits
- No judgment, no pressure
- Licensed physicians & APRNs
- Insurance & Medicaid accepted
- Consistent provider follow-up
(307) 206-0884
The Process
Step-by-Step Service Flow
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Call or Book Online
Phone or online booking. Same-week availability with evening and weekend appointments included.
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Your History Comes First
We review your health background, hormonal history, current medications, and lifestyle before anything enters the conversation.
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3
Consultation and Same-Day Prescription
Options explained in plain language. Same-day prescription for confirmed oral and hormonal methods once the consultation is complete.
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Same Provider, Ongoing Access
Follow-up care, monitoring, and between-visit questions all go to the provider who knows your history.
How Fast Can I Get a Prescription?
Same-day prescribing is available for most oral and hormonal methods after a completed consultation. A licensed Illinois provider reviews your health profile and writes the prescription at the same visit — no returning later for something you already discussed.
Your care team also walks through:
- Which options are clinically appropriate given your health conditions and medication list
- What each method actually demands in daily life before you agree to it
- How your hormonal history affects which formulations are worth trying and which are not
- What the first few months typically look like and what would be worth a call before your follow-up
- How your current contraceptive choice fits into where your reproductive plans are headed
Getting a prescription written is simple. Getting the right one written requires the conversation that most appointments skip.
Who This Care Is For?
- Women 18 and older seeking contraceptive counseling or prescription management
- Patients new to birth control who want a thorough explanation before committing to a method
- Women whose current method has stopped working well and never received a proper clinical review
- Patients with health conditions that affect which contraceptive options are medically appropriate
- Anyone whose prescription has been renewed for years with no check-in on how it is actually going
- Insured, Medicaid, and uninsured patients coverage confirmed before your appointment
What Our Contraceptive Services Includes
First-Time Contraceptive Counseling
Every option that fits your health profile explained from scratch, without a predetermined answer already decided. You leave knowing what you chose and exactly why it makes sense for your situation.
Oral Contraceptive Prescribing
Formulation differences between pills are real and they produce different results in different bodies. We prescribe based on your specific hormonal profile and health history rather than reaching for whatever is most familiar.
Hormonal Non-Pill Methods
The patch, ring, and injection each carry distinct requirements and hormonal characteristics. We explain what each one involves in practice so the choice is grounded in how your actual life runs.
Long-Acting Reversible Contraception
Hormonal IUDs, copper IUDs, and implants each work differently and suit different patients for different reasons. We cover those distinctions thoroughly, set honest expectations around placement and recovery, and handle coordination directly when you are ready.
Emergency Contraception
Same-day telehealth and in-person consultations available. Options explained based on your specific cycle timing and how much time has passed, without the hesitation that makes people wait too long to call.
Contraceptive Method Switching
A method that is not working deserves a real clinical review, not another suggestion to wait it out. We identify what the problem actually is and manage the transition with the full context already in hand.
Why Patients Come to Us?
- A current method that felt fine for years and has quietly stopped feeling fine
- Side effects showing up after a switch that nobody has taken seriously enough to investigate
- A health condition that should have shaped the recommendation but never came up in the conversation
- Long-acting contraception interest with questions that require more than a five-minute answer
- A prescription being refilled automatically with no one checking whether it still fits




Our Chicago Clinic
Serenity Choice Health — 1552 W 90th St Chicago, IL 60620
📞 (307) 206-0884
Clinic Hours: Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM – 9:00 PM
Saturday – Sunday: 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Services Available:
The Most Question We Got so Far
Still have questions? Reach out we’re just a message away.
I switched pills three months ago and my mood has been different ever since. Is that connected?
Three months is enough time to have a real conversation about whether the formulation is the right fit. Some adjustment is expected in the first few weeks after switching. Mood changes that persist past that window are worth evaluating clinically rather than waiting to see if they resolve on their own. Progestin type in particular affects mood differently across patients, and a formulation change can make a significant difference when the one currently prescribed is not suited to your hormonal profile. We review what you switched to, when the changes appeared, and whether a different formulation is worth trying.
Is telehealth enough for a contraceptive consultation or do I need to come in person?
For most oral and hormonal contraceptive consultations, telehealth covers everything needed to prescribe appropriately. We review your health history in full, discuss every relevant option, and issue a same-day prescription when the clinical picture supports it. Physical examinations and device placements require an in-person visit. We tell you before you schedule which one applies to your situation.
I have a thyroid condition. Does that affect which birth control options are safe for me?
It can, depending on the nature of the condition and what medications you are currently taking for it. Thyroid function affects hormone metabolism in ways that are relevant to contraceptive prescribing, and some hormonal methods interact with thyroid medication in ways worth accounting for before a prescription is written. We review your thyroid history and current treatment as part of every contraceptive consultation and factor it into what we recommend.
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(307) 206-0884
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600 Towncenter Road Suite 501 Matteson, IL 60443
1552 W 90th St Chicago, IL 60620