Reproductive Health and Contraception

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Campus Health provides a full range of sexual health services for both men and women, including annual reproductive health visits, birth control consultation, access to safer sex products, diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted infections, pregnancy counseling and referral, as well as visits related to more acute problems. We provide a safe, confidential, and LGBT-friendly environment with experienced male and female healthcare providers. For specific topics, please reference the links below.

Other services include:

  • Free condoms in waiting rooms. Non-latex, extra-large, and female condoms and dental dams are available upon request.
  • HPV Vaccine (Gardasil) Available by prescription. Check with your insurance plan to see if you are covered. If not covered, ask us for information on how to get Gardasil FREE through the Merck Pharmaceutical Assistance Program. Call to schedule your appointments to receive three injections over 6 months.
  • Pap Testing (via an appointment). You may discuss STI concerns and birth control options with your healthcare provider at this visit.
  • Emergency Contraception (EC, Morning After Pill) is available for purchase during regular hours. Call for a same-day appointment OR simply stop by the clinic. When you receive EC, discuss birth control options and STI testing with your healthcare provider.
  • Nexplanon Implant — A small rod placed under the upper arm that prevents pregnancy for up to 5 years. Over 99% effective, low-maintenance, and fully reversible. Insertions and removals available at Campus Health. Does not protect against STIs, condom use is recommended.
  • IUDs (Intrauterine Devices) — Campus Health offers hormonal IUD (Mirena, Kyleena) insertions and removals on campus. IUDs are placed in the uterus and provide 3–12 years of highly effective, low-maintenance, and fully reversible pregnancy prevention. Some cramping during and after insertion is normal; providers will discuss pain management beforehand. Does not protect against STIs, condom use is recommended.
  • Sexual Health Workshops - Request these through Campus Recreation and Wellness.

 Call (502) 852-6479 to schedule an appointment or consultation for any of these items.