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Want more control over your birth control?

Learn about your birth control & emergency contraception choices in Massachusetts.

ACCESS, a Massachusetts law, means eligible people can get:

  • A year’s supply of no-cost birth control with just one trip to the pharmacy. 
  • Emergency contraception (like Plan B One-Step® and ella®) at no cost, with no prescription. 
Learn more and find out if you are covered

Get the care you need

Navigating sexual and reproductive health care 

Your sexual and reproductive health is important. Find tips and guidance about accessing care, like what services you need, where to go, how to get an appointment, or what to ask.

Talk to your clinician or pharmacist about the ACCESS law 

Some clinicians and pharmacists may not be aware of the ACCESS law. If you are eligible and experience any issues getting or filling a prescription, use these talking points to let them know about the law.

Find a provider near you 

Find clinics and healthcare providers in Massachusetts offering sexual and reproductive health services.

Not sure what you need?

Explore birth control options and learn more about emergency contraception to find out what might be right for you. 

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Resources for pharmacists, providers, and insurers

Learn about the ACCESS law in Massachusetts, how ACCESS impacts you and your patients or members, and how to utilize the statewide standing order for emergency contraception:  

ACCESS Information for pharmacists | ACCESS Information for providers | ACCESS Information for insurers

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