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Dartmouth PPGA has compiled a list of reproductive resources so that you can make the most informed decisions about your reproductive healthcare. Bookmark this page and share it with friends!Abortion ServicesWe have only included resources that we know and trust. If you have questions about another resource/provider, reach out to us! We will specifically note the presence of the Pregnancy Center of the Upper Valley, which you may have seen in West Lebanon. Dartmouth PPGA does not recommend this organization as a comprehensive and autonomy-respecting provider of healthcare.Have any questions/recommendations/ additional information/spot a mistake? We'd love to hear from you! Email us @Generation.Action.At.Dartmouth@Dartmouth.edu, DM us on instagram: @dartmouthppga, or reach out to execs.Eleanor Chaseeleanor.f.chase.25@dartmouth.edu
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Emergency ContraceptionMaeve Ciubamaeve.e.ciuba.27@dartmouth.edu
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Non-Emergency ContraceptionJordan NarrolJordan.b.Narrol.25@dartmouth.edu
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Abortion
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IMPORTANT: If you are under the age of 18 and pursuing abortion care in the state of NH, the New Hampshire Parental Notification Law applies to you. The Parental Notification Law requires that the parent of a minor must be notified before an abortion is provided. If you feel it's not safe for you to inform your parent, you can obtain a waiver for this law through a process called Judicial Bypass.Read more here: https://www.courts.state.nh.us/pn/index.htm And here: https://www.equalityhc.org/parental-notification-law.html
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Equality Health CenterMedical Abortion (Pills)Offered up to 11 weeks into pregnancy.When you call to schedule an appointment for an abortion procedure (603-225-2739), give yourself about 10-15 minutes of private time to speak with providers. Requires two visits to the Health Center, as well as a 24-hour period during which you will pass the pregnancy at your own home; have a phone and transportation on hand in case of medical emergency. Return one week after your first appointment to be sure that the procedure is complete. Both medical and surgical abortion services are covered under many major insurance plans. Equality Health Center accepts Anthem Blue/Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim, MVP, United Health Care, CIGNA, and some University/College health plans. If you have insurance we will check with your insurance company on your behalf to see if abortion is a covered benefit and what if any your out-of-pocket expense may be. If you have a co-pay and/or co-insurance that sum is expected to be paid the day of your appointment.Full payment is expected at the time of service. We accept VISA, MasterCard and Discover (debit or credit cards), cashier’s checks, money orders and cash. If you are not insured, fees for gynecological services vary and we will provide you with an estimated cost when you make your appointment. We understand that many experience difficulty obtaining the full fee for your care. If you are struggling and concerned about how to pay for your care, please give us a call and our staff can help you problem solve; Fees are calculated on a “sliding scale” based on family size and income. View our Financial Status Worksheet to see if you may qualify for our sliding-scale fee.https://www.equalityhc.org/
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In-Clinic (Surgical) AbortionOffered up to 15.6 weeks into a pregnancy.When you call to schedule an appointment for an abortion procedure (603-225-2739), give yourself about 10-15 minutes of private time to speak with providers. Safe, one-day procedure performed by caring and highly qualified, board certified physicians and Nurse Practitioners. Plan to be at the Health Center for approximately 4-5 hours.
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Joan G. Lovering Health CenterMedical Abortion (Pills)"Medication abortion is a safe and low-risk process in early pregnancy."All patients receiving abortion care must have a pre-appointment telehealth consultation. You will have a pregnancy test and ultrasound at the health center, we will provide you with the medications that you need to take (Mifeprex and Misoprostol). We require that you return to the health center for a follow-up visit for an ultrasound to ensure you are no longer pregnant.We accept Anthem/Blue Cross and Blue Shield, BXBS, United Health Care, Maine Community Health Options, Cigna Healthcare, Harvard Pilgrim and its affiliates, NH Medicaid, Well Sense, Maine Care, NH Healthy Families and Healthy Kids. You are responsible for determining your health insurance coverage. If possible, we will assist you in determining how much of your visit will be covered. ALSO: our well-woman and contraceptive services, and many STD services are provided on a sliding fee scale based upon income.Our fee for medication abortion is $500 at the time of your appointment. The fee includes the pre-appointment telehealth consult, in-house lab work, an ultrasound, and a follow-up appointment. If extra testing or medication is needed you may be subject to an additional charge. If you are having difficulty paying for your appointment, we will do our best to help youhttps://joangloveringhealthcenter.org/
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In-Clinic AbortionOffered up to 14 weeks+6 days from the first day of your last menstrual period.All patients receiving abortion care must have a pre-appointment telehealth consultation. The appointment is typically 2-3 hours including the actual procedure which is completed in 7-10 minutes and performed under local anesthesia (you are awake) using gentle suction. It is normal to feel moderate to heavy cramping during the procedure. The abortion is performed by an experienced, board-certified physician.Our fee for an in-clinic procedure starts at $500 on the day of your appointment. This fee includes a telehealth pre-appointment consult, an ultrasound, in-house lab work, and a follow-up appointment. The fee may change depending on gestation, additional medication, and/or testing. If you are having difficulty paying for your appointment, we will do our best to help you access assistance.
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Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical CenterMedical Abortion (Pills)Offered up to first 7-9 weeks of pregnancy, two pills taken in succession, causes the uterus to expel the pregnancy (miscarry)For more information, please call our clinic at (603) 653-9300.DHMC Insurance Information: https://www.dartmouth-hitchcock.org/billing-charges/participating-insurers.html For more information, please call our clinic at (603) 653-9300.https://www.dartmouth-hitchcock.org/gynecology/family_planning.html
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In-Clinic AbortionOffered up to first 14 weeks of pregnancy, Aspiration, Minimally invasive, 5-15 minute procedure
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Planned ParenthoodMedical Abortion (Pills)Offered up to 11 weeks and 0 days after the start of your last menstrual period.Available by appointment only (WRJ: 802-281-6056), need to follow up within 1-2 weeks to make sure your abortion is complete and that you are well. Plan to be at the health center for 2 hours for your entire visit.Abortion services may be covered by your insurance. If you want to use your insurance, please be sure to bring in your insurance information at the time of your visit. The Laura Fund at PPNNE provides financial assistance to patients who are seeking an abortion but cannot afford the procedure (866-476-1321 M-F 8:30-4:30).Please contact this health center for abortion services pricing information, Payment is expected at time of service unless other arrangements have previously been made. (Cash, Check, Discover, MasterCard or Visa Credit/Debit Cards, Money Orders). Can also pay online using Visa or Mastercard.https://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-center/vermont/white-river-junction/05001/white-river-junction-health-center-2745-91770
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In-clinic AbortionOffered up to 11 weeks and 6 days after the start of your last menstrual period.Available by appointment only (WRJ: 802-281-6056), plan to be at the health center for 4 hours for your entire visit for an in-clinic abortion.
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IMPORTANT: If you weigh between 155-195 lbs, Plan B is known to be less effective. Instead, you should use Ella (available by prescription only). For more information/to figure out which EC works best for you: https://www.plannedparenthood.org/learn/morning-after-pill-emergency-contraception/which-kind-emergency-contraception-should-i-use
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Plan BWorks best when you take them within 72 hours (3 days) after unprotected sex, but you can take them up to 5 days after. The sooner you take them, the better they work.Robinson Hall 107
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CVSN/A$50
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Planned ParenthoodYour health insurance will likely only cover the cost if you have/ask a doctor for a prescription (since it's available over the counter).Payment in full is required at time of service. We accept insurance, cash, personal check, money order, Discover, MasterCard or Visa. Can also pay online using Visa or Mastercard.
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Equality Health CenterAccept most major insurance, but not Dartmouth insurance.Commitment to affordable costs, but costs are only available when making appointments
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Ella (Prescription Only)You can take ella up to 120 hours (5 days) after unprotected sex, and it works just as well on day 5 as it does on day 1. If you’re taking EC because you made a mistake with your hormonal birth control, Plan B or the copper IUD are better options for you than ella.Dick's HouseNearly all services are free after paying Health Access fee, coverage under Dartmouth insurance$50 out of pocket, but could be covered by insurance
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Equality Health CenterEquality Health Center accepts Anthem Blue/Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim, MVP, United Health Care, CIGNA, and some University/College health plans. If you have insurance we will check with your insurance company on your behalf to see if abortion is a covered benefit and what if any your out-of-pocket expense may be. If you have a co-pay and/or co-insurance that sum is expected to be paid the day of your appointment.Commitment to affordable costs, but costs are only available when making appointments
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Planned ParenthoodIf you need birth control that’s not covered by your health insurance, or you don’t have health insurance, call your local Planned Parenthood health center to see if they have any programs to help you get birth control for free or low-cost.Accept most major insurance, but not Dartmouth insurance. Lower fees and programs available for some people without insurance. Must contact for service pricing
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Copper/Paraguard IUDYou can get a Copper IUD within 5 days of unprotected sex as a form of emergency contraceptionDick's HouseDSGHP reimburses 100% of the cost of birth control devices.Free with DSGHP, check with your provider for other types of insurance.
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Equality Health CenterEquality Health Center accepts Anthem Blue/Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim, MVP, United Health Care, CIGNA, and some University/College health plans. If you have insurance we will check with your insurance company on your behalf to see if abortion is a covered benefit and what if any your out-of-pocket expense may be. If you have a co-pay and/or co-insurance that sum is expected to be paid the day of your appointment.Full payment is expected at the time of service. We accept VISA, MasterCard and Discover (debit or credit cards), cashier’s checks, money orders and cash. If you are not insured, fees for gynecological services vary and we will provide you with an estimated cost when you make your appointment. We understand that many experience difficulty obtaining the full fee for your care. If you are struggling and concerned about how to pay for your care, please give us a call and our staff can help you problem solve; Fees are calculated on a “sliding scale” based on family size and income. View our Financial Status Worksheet to see if you may qualify for our sliding-scale fee.
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Planned ParenthoodIf you need birth control that’s not covered by your health insurance, or you don’t have health insurance, call your local Planned Parenthood health center to see if they have any programs to help you get birth control for free or low-cost.Accept most major insurance, but not Dartmouth insurance. Lower fees and programs available for some people without insurance. Must contact for service pricing
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Condoms98% effective is used correctly everytimeCVS~$12 for 12 condoms
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Safer Sex Bar (SWC in Robo)Free!
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Collis Market Place$9.69 for 12 pack, $2.79-3.49 for 3 pack
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Dental DamsNot 100% effective against STD transmission, but one of the best methods to prevent transmission with oral sexStudent Wellness Center (FFB Suite 179, Mediquick Table in '53 Commons Tues. 12-1:30)Free!
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Oral Contraceptive (Pills)the potential to be 99% effective at preventing pregnancy if you take it without fail — meaning you don't forget to take the pill for even a day or twoDick's HouseNearly all services are free after paying Health Access fee, coverage under Dartmouth insurance
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Planned ParenthoodAccepts most major insurance, but not Dartmouth insurance. Lower fees and programs available for some people without insurance. Must contact for service pricing
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IUD more than 99% effective. IUDs last between 3-7 years, but could always be removed earlier. Dick's HouseNearly all services are free after paying Health Access fee, coverage under Dartmouth insurance
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Equality Health CenterAccept most major insurance, but not Dartmouth insurance. Commitment to affordable costs, but costs are only available when making appointments
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Planned ParenthoodAccept most major insurance, but not Dartmouth insurance. Lower fees and programs available for some people without insurance. Must contact for service pricing
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Nexplanon (Arm Implant)The implant is more than 99% effective and lasts for 3 yearsDick's HouseNearly all services are free after paying Health Access fee, coverage under Dartmouth insurance
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Equality Health CenterAccept most major insurance, but not Dartmouth insurance. Commitment to affordable costs, but costs are only available when making appointments
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Planned ParenthoodAccept most major insurance, but not Dartmouth insurance. Lower fees and programs available for some people without insurance. Must contact for service pricing
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STD Testing
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Dick's House Primary Care ServicesPrevention, testing, and treatment for both STIs and HIVSchedule an appointment through Health Services on DartHub.Look here for more information on insurance coverage: https://students.dartmouth.edu/health-service/sites/students_health_service.prod/files/students_health_service/wysiwyg/18_-_19_dsghp_summary_of_benefits_and_coverage.pdf
While the majority of services at the Health Service are free, there are some services that have a fee associated with them. To determine if you will be billed for a service, please contact the Patient Accounts Office or check their website for the most up to date fee listng.
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Equality Health CenterStandard tests include HIV, Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, and Syphillis. Additional tests possible if neededSchedule an appointment by calling 1-855-502-3858 (Toll free) or 1-603-225-2739 (Local calls).They accept most major insurance companies, including Anthem Blue/Cross Blue Shield, Harvard Pilgrim, United Health Care, CIGNA, NH Medicaid, NH Healthy Families, Wellsense, and some University/College health plans.If uninsured, standard tests are done for a basic fee, with additional fees for any additional tests. If insured, EHC will see to that you are covered.
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Planned ParenthoodHIV testing and STD Testing, Treatment & VaccinesSchedule an appointment online https://www.plannedparenthood.org/health-center/vermont/white-river-junction/05001/white-river-junction-health-center-2745-91770 or over phone (802) 281-6056.Insurance is not required. PP accepts most insurance companies and Medicaid. If you have questions on if you are insured contact PP at 802-281-6056.Contact PP for pricing information. Pricing is based on insurance/income.
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Student Wellness CenterSexperts: in house-testing for greek houses, "Happy-hour" on-site STI screening and consultation Register for Happy-Hour here https://docs.google.com/forms/d/11-oiJ1ROKSg6N8sFUUIiGZP-63wRASeR1ay3lraEaxc/viewform?edit_requested=trueLook here for more information on insurance coverage: https://students.dartmouth.edu/health-service/sites/students_health_service.prod/files/students_health_service/wysiwyg/18_-_19_dsghp_summary_of_benefits_and_coverage.pdf
Check with SWC once program up and running again
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What is a Confidential Resource? They are forbidden (by law!) from sharing your information without your expressed consent, unless there is imminent danger to self or others, or as otherwise required by law (e.g. there is mandatory reporting for violence against minors). Includes: Tucker Center, Dick's House, Counseling Services, WISE, DHMC, Planned Parenthood, etc.What is a Responsible Employee? They are required to promptly share disclosures of sexual or gender-based harassment, assault, exploitation, violence, or stalking with the Title IX Office. Includes: S&S, faculty members, coaches, deans, UGAs, supervisors, OPAL, Student Wellness Center, Native American Program, etc.
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Wise ConfidentialWISE provides advocacy and crisis services to those affected by domestic and sexual violence and stalking. All WISE services are free and confidential. WISE has a 24/7 Hotline and Dartmouth has a Wise Campus advocate available 8am-4pm Mondays and is available by appointment. https://wiseuv.org/dartmouth/24 Hour Hotline: 866-348-9473. For appointments, call 866-348-9473 or email: campus@wiseuv.orgWISE advocate is on campus Mondays from 8am-4pm in 213 Wilson Hall, WISE program center is located at 38 Bank St. Lebanon, NH 03766
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SAPANeither Confidential nor Responsible EmployeesDartmouth students invested in providing informed, empathic, and empowerment-based support to Dartmouth peers impacted by sexual and gender-based violencehttps://students.dartmouth.edu/health-service/counseling/outreach/sexual-assault-peer-alliance-sapas/active-sapasEmail any of the SAPAs on the list of Active SAPAs, response within 24 hours. Or, get refered to somene at SAPA@Dartmouth.eduN/AIt's up to you and the SAPA to decide how to communicate (text, phone call, zoom, facetime, distanced in-person, etc)
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Student Wellness CenterResponsible EmployeesOffering Virtual Wellness Check Ins over Zoom. One-on-One 45 mintues sessions with one of the Wellness Cetner Staff https://students.dartmouth.edu/wellness-center/wellness-mindfulness/additional-offerings/wellness-check-insstudent.wellness.center@dartmouth.edu3rd Floor Robo
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Dick's House Counseling CenterConfidentialOffers individidual counseilng on a short term basis, and referrals to community mental health care providers.https://students.dartmouth.edu/health-service/counseling/aboutCounseling@dartmouth.edu, (603) 646-9442. If you would like to speak with the counselor on call, call that same number and ask for the counselor on call.2nd Floor Dick's HouseCounseling Center services are available for all full-time, enrolled students. There is no charge for counseling services on a short-term basis. Students needing long-term therapy may receive a referral. A courtesy visit is offered to students who are on a leave term.
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Title IX (Definition of confidential/responsible employee is in relation to the Title IX office) Handles and responds to all instances of gender based harm on campus ranging from gender imbalances in sports to sexual and other gender based violence.https://sexual-respect.dartmouth.edutitleix@dartmouth.edu, 603 646 0922Parkhurst Hall Room 005
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Tucker Center/Pastoral CounselingConfidential (Rabbi Daveen Litwin is confidential, other Tucker Center staff/pastoral counselors may not be. Ask! Or we can investigate for you.)If you'd like to seek more spiritual support, Dartmouth's Confidential Chaplain is Dean Litwinhttps://students.dartmouth.edu/tucker/about/pastoral-counselingtucker.center@Dartmouth.edu6154 South Fairbanks Hall
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OPALResponsible EmployeesOPAL Deans provide counsel, support, and referrals to undergraduate students on a wide variety of academic, personal, social, cultural, and community-related concerns.https://students.dartmouth.edu/opal/advising/about-advisingPluralism.and.Leadership.Office@Dartmouth.edu, 603-646-0987Collis Suite 211 and rooms 213-217 (currently closed)
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Closest Planned Parenthood
79 S Main St, White River Junction, VT 05001
Join ZipCarhttps://www.zipcar.com/universities/dartmouth-college
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Equality Health Center38 S Main St, Concord, NH 03301Advanced Transit (AT, free bus) Planned Parenthood: Take the Orange Line from the Main Street bust stop
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Joan G. Lovering Health Center
559 Portsmouth Ave, Greenland, NH 03840
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1 Medical Center Dr, Lebanon, NH 03766
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