Texas Women's Health Program provides low-income women with:
One family planning exam every year, which may include: Pap smear
Screening for breast and cervical cancers, diabetes, sexually transmitted infections, and high blood pressure
Counseling and family planning education, which can include family planning and natural abstinence.
Treatment of certain infectious infections such as.
Birth control: Birth control pill
, Hormone patch, Diaphragm, male and female Condoms, Spermicide, Intrauterine Device (IUD), Cervical cap,
The device is placed under the skin, such as Nexplanon or Implanon
Methods to prevent pregnancy permanently (tubal ligations or Essure)
Follow-up of family planning visits related to your birth control method.
This program pays only for the services listed above. If health problems such as diabetes or cancer are found, you will be referred to your doctor or clinic who can treat you. You may have to pay for the additional service.
find out more here http://www.texaswomenshealth.org