Emergency Contraception Women who are seen for family planning services have access to emergency contraception. Should your birth control method fail, you can receive medication to prevent pregnancy if you contact us within 72 hours of unprotected sex. No appointments are necessary. The program will cover the cost of a yearly gynecological exam, Pap test, breast exam, and mammogram. The costs of further diagnostic tests may also be covered if abnormalities are found.
Appointments are necessary.
Information can be obtained by calling Joanne Ballard at 692-4223. The Department of Public Health offers comprehensive medical services to children age newborn to 21 years. We accept some private insurance, Medicaid, Health Choice, and self-pay on a sliding income based on family income. We offer on-site eligibility services for Medicaid and Health Choice. Patients are seen by appointment.