BC4Teens
A Place to Talk About Birth Control, Sexually Transmitted Infections and More - Without Judgment
Young Women's Contraceptive Services Program (BC4Teens)
The BC4Teens Program is a place for young women up to age 25 to talk with medical experts about sex, birth control, sexually transmitted infections and get the birth control that's right for them — with no judgment.
Schedule an Appointment
1. Choose “Adolescent Medicine” as the specialty.
2. Choose “BC4Teens” as your appointment type.
3. Pick a date and time.
A parent or guardian is required to attend your first visit if you are under 18.
During Your Visit
During a visit, our experienced staff will address reproductive health questions and concerns, as well as provide counseling and education.
Adolescents and their parents or guardians are empowered to select contraceptives best suited for their individual needs.
During an appointment, our staff and medical providers will:
- Address all questions and concerns
- Provide education on a full range of contraceptive choices and work with you to select the best choice to suit your needs
- Provide same day birth control, including low maintenance birth control such as the implant and IUD
- Follow up to address questions and provide appointment reminders
Our Locations
Meet Our Team
Our professional and caring staff are here to answer all your questions and concerns about your body. We'll also talk with you and about making healthy choices about relationships and sex, along with different options of birth control to choose what's best for you. All with no judgement.
Birth Control Resources
Whether you're a teen, young adult, parent or provider, we have birth control resources for you.
Which Birth Control is Right For Me?
The implant. IUDs. The shot. Learn more about available birth control methods.
Birth Control Myths
When it comes to birth control, there are a lot of myths out there. And those myths might leave you with a lot of questions. Get the facts.
Tips for Talking With Your Parents
When the time is right to talk to your parents about birth control, there are a few small things you can do to help the conversation go smoothly.
For Parents
Parents play a key role in educating children and providing support to prevent unplanned teen pregnancies. Check out resources for you.
For Providers
Whether you’re seeking the latest birth control option information or resources to help patients make confident contraceptive decisions, our provider resources can assist.
Inside BC4Teens
Birth Control Myths
When it comes to birth control, there are a lot of myths out there.
