Questions 

1. What is the Reproductive Health/Family Planning Program?
2. Where can I get family planning services?
3. How much do services cost?
4. Can adolescents receive services without parental consent?

What is the Reproductive Health/Family Planning Program?

The Reproductive Health/Family Planning Program is a clinic-based primary care program that provides comprehensive reproductive health/family planning services to low income individuals. Services include education, counseling, medical, and referral services that enable people to make voluntary, informed decisions about the quantity and spacing of their children.

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Where can I get family planning services?

The Office of Women’s and Children’s Health uses funds from the Maternal and Child Health Block Grant (Title V) to contract with 11 county health departments to provide services. The eleven counties are:

Apache County Health Department (928) 337-7525
Cochise County Health Department (520) 432-9472
Coconino County Dept. of Health Services (928) 522-7800
Graham County Health Department (928) 428-0110
Greenlee County Health Department (928) 865-2601
La Paz County Health Department (928) 669-1100
Maricopa Integrated Health System (602) 344-5011
Mohave County Department Public Health (928) 753-0743
Navajo County Public Health Services District (928) 524-4750
Yavapai County Community Health Services (928) 771-3122
Yuma County Department of Public Health (928) 317-4540

Additional family planning services are administered by the Arizona Family Planning Council (Title X) www.azfpc.org, telephone (602) 258-5777 or 888-272-5652. Please contact this agency for more information about program guidelines and locations in your area.

If you are an AHCCCS member, family planning and reproductive health services are covered under your health plan. You should contact your health plan for more information. AHCCCS members who have recently delivered a child, should ask their health plan if they qualify for the SOBRA program. 

Family Planning services are also available at community health centers and through the Indian Health Services. If you receive medical care through any of these programs you should ask your health care provider about family planning services.

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How much do services cost?

Services funded by the Office of Women’s and Children’s Health and the Arizona Family Planning Council are provided at no cost or on a sliding scale based on your income. 

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Can adolescents receive services without parental consent?

Yes.  In the state of Arizona, minors can receive reproductive health/family planning services without parental consent.

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