Frequently asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions we are asked, if these do not answer your questions about Western Wyoming Family Planning you can contact us by visiting our location page.

If I get a better job or get married, can I still come to Family Planning for services?

Yes, we are considered a low-income clinic, but we are able to give services to anyone that comes into the clinic regardless if their income is low or high.

Do teens need parental consent?

No, under Federal Guidelines for Project Grants for Family Planning, part II, section 8, states: “Title X projects may not require written consent of parents or guardians for the provision of services to minors?”

I forgot to take my birth control pill or missed my depo provera injection, what should I do?

Call our clinic as soon as possible as you can usually get caught up or refer to the pill package insert.

I had unprotected intercourse or contraceptive failure last night, what should I do?

Call the clinic to come in for the Emergency Contraceptive Pill. If you had sex within 72 hours this will help prevent pregnancy.

What does the annual exam/pap smear include and who does the procedure?

An annual exam includes a clinical breast exam, pelvic exam and pap smear with related tests (including sexually transmitted disease testing) is performed by a licensed Nurse Practitioner, Nurse Midwife, or Physicians Assistant.

Can male patients come into the clinic for services?

Yes, males are provided condoms, various counseling and STD/STI's testing and treatment.

What are the most common. STD's/STI's (Sexually Transmitted Diseases/Infections)?

The most common STD's/STI's are chlamydia, genital warts, HPV, genital herpes, trichomonas, gonorrhea, and HIV/AIDS. If you think you have symptoms or were told you were exposed to any of these please come into our clinic as soon as possible.

If you need to make an appointment contact your nearest office, by visiting our Locations page.