Abortion Providers
This page lists Wyoming abortion providers. For all other states, go to ineedana.com.
Providers generally provide one or both of the following abortion methods:
Medication Abortion (a.k.a. the abortion pill): This method of abortion uses medication to end a pregnancy. It is generally available during the first 10-11 weeks of pregnancy (i.e., 10-11 weeks after the first day of your last period).
Procedural Abortion: This method of abortion is available in Wyoming up to 23 weeks and 6 days. Depending on where you are in your pregnancy, it may be by vacuum aspiration or dilation and evacuation.
Abortion costs vary by provider and length of pregnancy. Abortions involving IV sedation (some procedures) or for individuals who are Rh negative may incur additional charges. Chelsea’s Fund is here to provide financial assistance if needed.
Wyoming
In Wyoming, parental consent was previously required for patients under age 18, but that provision was repealed by the abortion ban currently being litigated. Contact clinics to determine what they are requiring.
Abortions remain legal and available in Wyoming pending our ongoing lawsuits. Stay tuned for additional updates.
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Dr. Giovannina Anthony, GMA Health Jackson Hole
WILSON, WYOMING
In-clinic medication abortion is available up to 10 weeks after the last period for $600; call (307) 206-0317 or email contact@gmahealthjh.com to schedule an appointment.
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Wellspring Health Access
CASPER, WYOMING
Medication abortion is available both in-clinic and via telehealth, and in-clinic procedural abortion care is also offered. In-clinic medication abortion is available up to 10 weeks after the last period for $600, and telehealth medication abortion is available up to 10 weeks for $400. Procedural abortion care is offered from 6 to 23.6 weeks, pricing varying by gestation. For in-clinic medication care, call (307) 224-7851. -
Just The Pill
TELEHEALTH (includes online meeting)
Just The Pill is a telehealth abortion provider offering virtual appointments and mailing abortion pills directly to your home. Services are available up to 10 weeks after the last period for $350. Please contact them for additional information.
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Aid Access
ONLINE
Aid Access is an online abortion provider that mails abortion pills to your home after you complete an online questionnaire and submit a copy of your ID. Medication is available up to 12 weeks or as advance provision for those not yet pregnant, at a cost of $150. Funding assistance is available if needed.
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Massachusetts Medication Abortion Access Project (The MAP
ONLINE
The MAP is an online abortion provider that mails abortion pills to your home after reviewing an online questionnaire you complete. They offer medication abortion pills for those whose last period was less than 11 weeks ago (minimum cost $5), period pills for those whose last period was 28–42 days ago and who have not taken a pregnancy test ($75; funding may be available), and advance provision pills for future use ($150; currently not funded).
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Colorado
In Colorado, parental notification or judicial bypass is required for patients under age 18. Planned Parenthood provides a hotline to assist minors in accessing judicial bypass information at 1-866-277-2771. Contact clinics for more information.
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Montana
In Montana, no parental notification or consent is required for minor patients 16 or older. Notification is required under 16. A judge may excuse you from this requirement. Contact clinics for more information.
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Idaho
Abortion is banned in Idaho except to preserve the life of the mother or rape or incest. You may still access abortion in neighboring states or via telehealth. See INeedAnA.com or AidAccess.
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Utah
In Utah, parental consent is required for patients under age 18. A judge may excuse you from this requirement. Contact clinics for more information.Utah requires participating in a state-directed, in-person counseling session 72 hours before beginning an abortion procedure, often necessitating two trips to the provider. However, you MAY be able to satisfy this requirement with a telehealth (phone) session. Be sure to ask. Those able to access clinics in Wyoming, Colorado, or Montana should consider whether one of those clinics, where no such counseling (and extra trip) is required, is a better option.
Litigation challenging Utah’s abortion ban is ongoing. A preliminary injunction is currently in place preserving the ability to get an abortion. Planned Parenthood and Wasatch Women’s Center are the primary providers. This is a developing situation so please check with the clinics to see if they are open.