Birth control & contraception
At TidalHealth, we recognize that every person’s needs and goals for birth control are unique. Our team helps you navigate available options so you can make choices that support your health, future, and family. We provide a full range of temporary and permanent methods, delivered with compassion and understanding.
Personalized Birth Control Options
Birth control is personal, and our women’s health specialists offer a variety of methods, including:
- Oral contraceptives
- Subcutaneous implants
- Intrauterine devices (IUDs)
- Sterilization procedures, such as laparoscopic or hysteroscopic options
We stay current with advances in permanent and reversible contraception to meet your preferences and health needs. Whether you are considering a temporary method or a more permanent solution, our team will guide you with care and respect.
Supportive Care at Every Stage
Whether you are exploring contraception for the first time, planning for the future, or considering a permanent option, our specialists take the time to listen and answer your questions. We support you with:
- Contraception guidance
- Routine gynecological care
- Annual exams
- Education on reproductive health
Your comfort and well-being are always our priorities.
What kinds of birth control options are available at TidalHealth?
We offer oral contraceptives, implants, IUDs, and permanent options like sterilization. Our team works with you to find the method that best fits your lifestyle and preferences.
How do I know which birth control method is best for me?
Our specialists consider your health history, needs, and preferences, reviewing benefits and considerations of each method so you can make a confident choice.
Can I talk to someone about permanent birth control?
Yes. If you are considering sterilization or another permanent method, our team will explain the process, benefits, and what to expect, answering all your questions to ensure comfort with your decision.
Do I need a gynecological exam or screening before starting birth control?
Depending on your health and age, an exam or screening may be recommended before starting or changing birth control. These evaluations help support your long-term wellness.
