Can I use HSA or FSA for abortion care?
Yes, you can absolutely use your HSA (Health Savings Account) or FSA (Flexible Spending Account) to pay for abortion care. According to IRS guidelines (IRS Publication 502), legal abortions qualify as a standard deductible medical expense. This means you can use your pre-tax funds to pay for the care completely penalty-free. Here is exactly what […]
What if I can’t afford abortion pills right now?
If you cannot afford abortion pills right now, do not delay your care—financial help is available. At Serenity Choice Health, we offer payment plans, financial assistance, and can help you apply for Illinois Medicaid coverage that may make your abortion free. Cost should never be a barrier to safe, confidential abortion care, and our team […]
Are payment plans available for abortion services?
Yes, payment plans are available for abortion services at Serenity Choice Health. We understand that paying for abortion care upfront can be difficult, and we are committed to making sure cost is never a barrier to the care you need. Our team offers flexible payment options and can help you access financial assistance programs to make […]
Does Illinois Medicaid pay for telehealth abortion?
Yes, Illinois Medicaid pays for telehealth abortion. At Serenity Choice Health, we accept Illinois Medicaid for telehealth abortion services, and qualifying patients can receive no-cost care through their Medicaid coverage . Illinois Medicaid Covers Telehealth Abortion Illinois is a leading state for reproductive health access, and both of its Medicaid programs cover abortion pills and in-clinic […]
Can I get abortion care with no insurance?
Yes, you can absolutely get abortion care with no insurance. At Serenity Choice Health, we provide affordable abortion care to uninsured patients, and financial assistance is available for those who qualify . Do not let lack of insurance or concerns about cost prevent you from seeking care — our team will help you explore low-cost options […]
Can women’s primary care help with birth control management?
Yes, absolutely. Women’s primary care providers are fully equipped to help with all aspects of birth control management, including choosing the right method for your lifestyle, prescribing and monitoring pills, patches, and rings, providing injections, and managing side effects. At Serenity Choice Health, you do not need to see a separate specialist for routine contraceptive […]
Why are annual wellness visits important for women?
Annual wellness visits are essential for women because they provide the opportunity to detect health issues early, build a trusting relationship with your provider, update preventive screenings based on your age and risk factors, and address concerns you may not feel urgent enough to schedule a separate appointment for. Even if you feel completely healthy, […]
What health screenings do women need in their 20s, 30s, and 40s?
The health screenings women need vary by decade, but all adult women should have an annual wellness exam that includes blood pressure screening, weight assessment, and discussion of any health concerns. In your 20s, focus on establishing preventive care and STI screening. In your 30s, continue those basics while adding cholesterol screening. In your 40s, […]
Can a primary care provider perform women’s health screenings?
Yes, a primary care provider can and routinely does perform most women’s health screenings, including Pap smears, pelvic exams, breast exams, STI testing, and osteoporosis screening. At Serenity Choice Health, our women’s primary care providers are trained to handle the full range of preventive screenings that healthy women need, eliminating the need for a separate […]
What is the difference between primary care and gynecology?
Primary care and gynecology serve different but complementary roles in women’s health. Primary care provides comprehensive, whole-body healthcare including preventive screenings, chronic disease management, and mental health support, while gynecology focuses specifically on the reproductive system, including the uterus, ovaries, cervix, and vagina. Many women benefit from having both, though primary care providers can handle […]