So, im 17 and i want to get an IUD at planned parenthood without my parents , would they do that?

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Planned parenthood has very discreet policies where they won't send mail or leave voicemails about your care if you ask them not to.

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I’m pretty sure any doctors office or clinic would insert/prescribe birth control for you without telling your parents.

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Planned parenthood will do that, yes. Even if you dont have insurance they will provide their services. You just have to sign a paper saying you'll be paying your bill out of pocket. Good on you, girly, for going/planning to get birth control. Not many young ladies find it important these days.

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It depends honestly, if you use their insurance there’s a good chance the insurance company will call or send something in the mail about it. I know my company does to go over the cost, what they’ll pay, and what I owe

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Planned Parenthood will not call, mail or leave any information on an answering machine without your permission. You can call them to find out the process of being able to provide birth control without parental permission. They are an amazing organization. They’re nonjudgmental and extremely helpful. Just call them or go I. To find out what your options are.

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Yes they will but you have to talk to them about your insurance company not mailing the record of it to your house. Just ask for the most discretion possible and have them go over all means of communication with you, if you don’t want your parents finding out

So, im 17 and i want to get an IUD at planned parenthood without my parents , would they do that?

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