Reproductive Health and Family Planning

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Your primary care provider and most doctors are more than happy to sit down with you and discuss your reproductive health including family planning, birth control options, medical care, pregnancy options and emotional support. 

Additional resources from the Oregon Health Authority:

Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)

Clackamas County Public Health works closely with community partners to ensure everyone has access to judgement-free testing and treatment resources. 

Anyone who is sexually active should get tested regularly for STIs, which can easily be diagnosed and treated. If you or your partner have an STI, you both need to be treated at the same time to avoid reinfection.

Birth Control Methods

There are a variety of birth control options available. We recommend you take some time reading about the different methods. As you do, think about which methods will be the best fit for you.

Pregnancy Tests

If you have a positive test, it is important to seek medical care even in the earliest stages of your pregnancy. It’s especially important to start taking a prenatal vitamin with folic acid as soon as you can.

See our list of clinics above to find services, including where to get a free or low-cost pregnancy test, or get follow-up care.

I'm pregnant. What additional resources are there? 

Reproductive Health Resources

The Clackamas County Sexual Reproductive Health Coalition works collaboratively with community partners to improve access to reproductive health health service and decrease cases of STIs. The Coalition started in January 2019 as a community response to rising Sexually Transmitted Infections.

Phone:503-742-5300
Fax:503-742-5352

2051 Kaen Road Suite 367 Oregon City, OR 97045

Office Hours:

Monday to Thursday
7 a.m. to 6 p.m.

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