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There are an increasing number of ways to access birth control. In addition to telemedicine apps that enable you to get birth control delivered straight to your door, some states now allow you to walk into a pharmacy without a prescription and get [the pill]( https://www.bedsider.org/methods/the_pill, the patch, the shot, or the ring.
It’s called pharmacist-prescribed birth control, and if it’s available where you live, it may make getting birth control easier for you.
Tuesday is Election Day. Which means you can turn those dead inside vibes into straight boss bitchiness in four simple steps and fulfill your civic duty along the way.
As we fight to protect birth control access for those who all who need it, it’s important to continue to hold members of Congress accountable by calling our elected officials and attending town halls.
If you’ve ever been mystified by a health insurance bill—or if you’re navigating health insurance on your own for the first time, talking about benefits with a potential employer, or just want to get a better handle on insurance in general—these are some health insurance terms you should know. Just in time for 2017 open enrollment!
These plans might have lower monthly premiums, but they also cover less, so in the long run, you may end up with big medical bills. Here’s what you need to know about these plans and picking the best plan for you.