The Family Planning Clinic provides birth control, sexually transmitted disease testing for men and women, women's cancer screening, pregnancy tests and morning after pills, education and counseling. All services are confidential.  Walk in birth control pick-ups and pregnancy tests are offered most Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays from 8:30 - 11:45 a.m. 

Family Planning services include:

• Physical exams for women and men
• Cervical, breast and testicular cancer screening
• Birth control information and supplies
• Screening for sexually transmitted infections and HIV
• Health education and counseling, including information regarding abstinence
• Pregnancy testing and counseling
• Basic infertility services
• Referrals to other health and social services

Family Planning services help:

• Prevent unintended pregnancies
• Reduce the number of abortions
• Lower sexually transmitted infection rates, including HIV
• Improve women’s health

Benefits of family planning:

By averting unintended pregnancies, family planning programs greatly reduce health and welfare costs. Each public dollar spent to provide family planning services saves an average of $3.74 in Medicaid costs for pregnancy-related services and newborn care, according to the Alan Guttmacher Institute. Over 27,000 unintended pregnancies are prevented each year in Colorado as a direct result of state and federally funded family planning services.

Men and women, including teens, are eligible for these services. Fees are based on sliding fee scale. Medicaid is accepted.

To schedule an appointment please call the Eagle office at 970-328-8840.  

For after hours emergencies, call your physician or health care center.