Getting Abortion Pills Covered by Medicaid
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If You Already Have Medicaid
Good news! Medicaid covers abortion in many states. Here's how to find a provider who accepts your Medicaid and can mail you abortion pills.
Step 2: Enter Your Location
Select your state to see which providers serve your area.
Step 3: Filter for Medicaid
Look for the filter options and select "Medicaid accepted" or similar option. This will show you only providers who bill Medicaid.
Step 4: Review Your Options
You'll see a list of telehealth providers who mail abortion pills to your state, accept your Medicaid insurance, and provide care remotely (no office visit needed).
Step 5: Contact the Provider
Click on a provider to learn more and schedule your appointment. Have your Medicaid ID number ready.
If You Applied for Medicaid and Are Waiting to Hear Back
What is presumptive Medicaid?
While you wait for your Medicaid application to be approved, you may be able to get coverage right away through "presumptive Medicaid."
Presumptive Medicaid gives you temporary health coverage while your full application is being reviewed. Most states offer this so you don't have to wait to get the care you need.
Can presumptive Medicaid cover my abortion pills?
Yes! In most states, presumptive Medicaid covers abortion care, including pills by mail.
How do I use presumptive Medicaid for pills by mail?
Contact your state Medicaid office or the clinic/health center that helped you apply
Tell them:
- You applied for Medicaid and are waiting for approval
- You need coverage now for abortion care
- You want to enroll in presumptive Medicaid
Get your temporary Medicaid ID number
Once enrolled, you'll receive a temporary Medicaid number you can use right away.
Use the Plan C search above to find providers
Or let us know if you'd like help. We can connect you with clinics and telehealth providers in your area that bill Medicaid for abortion pills by mail.
How long does presumptive Medicaid last?
Usually 1-2 months, or until your full Medicaid application is decided.
What happens when my full Medicaid is approved?
Your presumptive Medicaid will automatically switch to regular Medicaid - you won't need to do anything.
What if my state doesn't offer presumptive Medicaid?
No problem! Return to our intake form and select "I don't have Medicaid" - we'll be able to process your request and help you access care.