How much does the Abortion Pill cost? Read on to learn more.
How much does the abortion pill cost? At carafem, abortion pills are on a sliding scale where most pay $225...
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How much does the abortion pill cost?
At carafem, abortion pills are on a sliding scale where most pay $225 or less for online care or $0 – $475 for an in-office abortion pill appointment at one of our locations. Financial assistance is available for those who qualify. At other providers, abortion pills cost between $300 – $800 depending on your health insurance and your provider.
The exact price for Mifepristone and Misoprostol varies, but if you are further than 11 weeks along, you may not be able to use the abortion pill. You might need to have an in-office procedure or MVA. This may affect your costs. In some areas, in-office abortions cost less while in others it is more expensive.
When looking for abortion care, we recommend finding a provider who is honest, open about their procedures, available to answer your questions and is transparent about their pricing. It’s important to know the difference between true abortion care providers and crisis pregnancy centers, who pose as care providers in an effort to convince you to change your decision.
Can I get financial assistance for abortion care?
If you don’t have health insurance and need help paying for your care, our staff can help you apply for discounts through our financial assistance partners. And if you don’t live near a carafem health center, there may be an abortion assistance fund that can help offset (or even cover) the cost of your abortion. If you need financial assistance, abortionfunds.org provides a handy and comprehensive guide to connect you with local funding resources.
Will my insurance cover the abortion pill?
At carafem, we strive to work with as many insurance providers as possible. We also work with medicaid in select states. Keep an eye on our costs page for the latest information. If you have insurance, give us a call and we’ll help you understand what’s covered and what will be paid out of pocket.
In most instances, the answer to the insurance question varies heavily based on where you live and the provider you see. Reference this list from National Women’s Law Center and view the chart below to get an idea of how local laws may affect your coverage. In the end, the best step is to call your provider with your health insurance information to see if they cover the abortion pill.
More on the price of abortion pills:
The cost of an abortion pill in the U.S. varies by provider, location, and health insurance. On average, abortion pills range from $300 to $800. At carafem, the cost ranges from $0 to $239 for online services and up to $475 for in-office care. Many organizations, including carafem, offer financial assistance to help reduce or cover the cost of the medication.
Yes, many clinics and providers offer financial assistance for abortion pills. carafem provides abortion pills starting at $0 for those who qualify, and national networks like abortionfunds.org can help you find local resources to cover or offset costs. Additionally, some health insurance plans and Medicaid may cover part or all of the cost, depending on your state’s laws.
The cost of abortion pills is influenced by state regulations. In states with more restrictive abortion laws, access to abortion care may be limited, potentially driving up the price due to travel and provider availability. It’s important to check your state’s laws regarding abortion coverage under health insurance or Medicaid. National resources like the National Women’s Law Center can provide further guidance on how state laws may impact abortion pill costs.
