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Your reproductive health choices belong to you.
In Illinois, you have the right to make your own decisions about your reproductive health. You can access safe and legal care here, including abortion and birth control. This site will help you with the resources necessary to find and get the care you choose.
On June 12, 2019, Gov. JB Pritzker signed the Reproductive Health Act into law to protect your rights in Illinois, even if you don't live here. After the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, other states started taking away rights. In Illinois, we know reproductive health care is just basic health care.
"In the Land of Lincoln, we will not go backwards. Illinois will remain a safe haven."
- GOVERNOR JB PRITZKER
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Almost all women and people who can become pregnant will seek reproductive health care in their lifetime.
In Illinois, choices about care are between you and your doctor. The state is ready to support you and protect your rights no matter what you decide.
What is Reproductive Healthcare?
Reproductive health care is more than pregnancy and abortion. It includes, but is not limited to:
•Birth control
•Emergency contraception
•STD/STI testing and treatment
•Cancer screenings
•Infertility treatments
•Abortion
•Maternity care
•Birthing services
•Post-partum care
In Illinois, you can access the full range of sexual and reproductive health care, including birth control, sexually transmitted infection (STD, STI) testing and treatment, pregnancy and fertility care and more.
Your Privacy
Your phone, websites you visit, or other apps may be collecting information about your location, search history, or other sensitive information you may not want to be disclosed. This information could be shared with third parties. The Illinois Attorney General’s Office and the Digital Defense Fund have prepared information to help you protect your digital privacy.