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Most health insurance plans and Medicaid cover ALL forms of birth control with NO out of pocket cost
- Medicaid requires a 30-day wait after signing a consent form to try to prevent forced sterilization
- Medicaid does not cover reversal or fertility treatment for people who regret having their tubes tied
- Without insurance, these long-acting contraceptive procedures can be expensive
- Check your insurance policy to be sure of the cost
When you make an appointment, ask if you should expect any costs
Ask about programs that offer free or low-cost birth control in your community
Cost of procedures without insurance
The only one who knows what birth control is best for you is YOU