For women who want to prevent pregnancy,

We offer Nexplanon which releases hormones through a device the size of a matchstick that goes under the skin. Nexplanon contains a form of the hormone progesterone called etonogestrel. Less than 1 out of 100 women who use birth control implants become pregnant.

An IUD is a long-lasting birth control method that is inserted into the uterus to block the fertilization of your eggs. Releasing small amounts of hormone at a time provides IUD users with less than a 1% chance of getting pregnant.

Combining progesterone and estrogen to prevent ovulation, contraceptive patches are thin, 1 3/4-inch square patches that stick directly to the skin. The hormones are released through the skin into the bloodstream making less than 1 out of 100 women who use birth control patches pregnant each year.

Also called oral contraceptives, birth control pills are orally taken medications that release hormones and are up to 99% effective in preventing pregnancy. Birth control pills are made of a combination of estrogen and progesterone.

NuvaRing is a small, flexible ring which is inserted into the vagina to release a steady, low dose of hormones. NuvaRing is worn for three weeks and removed the week of your menstrual cycle. When used correctly, NuvaRing is 98%-99% effective in preventing pregnancy.

Depo-Provera is a progesterone shot administered in the arm or buttocks . If you’re receiving a shot every 12 weeks, you would have less than a 1% risk of pregnancy.