Combined estrogen and progestin
Methods with two hormones
Pills, patches, and vaginal rings may be discussed. Whether estrogen-containing care is suitable requires individualized review.
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New York virtual care
Contraception care, grounded in your health and your goals.
A private virtual conversation about contraception, including time-sensitive emergency contraception concerns. Visits are available to eligible patients located in New York State at the time of their virtual visit.
Begin with a visit
A careful review before next steps.
Tebra shows current availability and guides you through booking for a virtual consultation.
InsuranceCurrently accepting Cigna, Aetna, Anthem, and Emblem plans. Please confirm eligibility and benefits with your plan before booking.
Time-sensitive care
Emergency contraception deserves prompt attention.
If you are seeking emergency contraception after unprotected sex or a contraceptive concern, please seek prompt evaluation. A virtual consultation can help determine whether this setting is appropriate and discuss next steps without delay.
View availability on Tebra1. Clinical evaluation
The visit starts with the details that matter.
The clinician reviews timing, medical history, current medications, pregnancy possibility, and other relevant factors. This is not a self-triage tool, and the consultation does not guarantee that a prescription or particular treatment will be appropriate.
2. Evidence-based options
FDA-approved medications are the focus.
Emergency contraception options may include FDA-approved levonorgestrel products available without a prescription and prescription ulipristal acetate when clinically appropriate. The practice prioritizes FDA-approved brand-name or generic medications over compounded medications.
3. Local pharmacy, when appropriate
A prescription may be sent where you choose.
If a prescription is clinically appropriate, it is sent to your chosen local pharmacy. Medication availability, pharmacy fulfillment, delivery timing, and treatment outcomes cannot be promised.
Important boundary
Emergency contraception is not abortion care and does not interrupt an established pregnancy. It is not a substitute for urgent evaluation of severe abdominal or pelvic pain, fainting, heavy bleeding, concern for assault, or other emergency symptoms. For those concerns, call 911, visit an emergency department, contact 988 for immediate crisis support when needed, or seek other appropriate in-person care now.
Everyday contraception
A method should fit the person, not a chart.
Choosing contraception involves more than a simple hormone-dose comparison. Your health history, preferences, future pregnancy plans, bleeding pattern, daily routine, and access to follow-up all inform an individualized discussion.
Progestin-only
Methods without estrogen
Progestin-only pills and longer-acting options may be discussed in light of your history and preferences. Some require in-person placement or administration.
Nonhormonal
Methods without hormonal medication
Barrier methods, fertility awareness, copper IUDs, and permanent contraception may be relevant. Suitability and access vary, and some require in-person care.
The broader conversation
Contraception can be part of care for more than pregnancy prevention.
Possible therapeutic considerations
Contraception may also be considered in discussions about menstrual symptoms, bleeding, acne, or cycle-related concerns. This is individualized, not a promise of treatment.
A virtual visit has limits
The clinician may recommend an in-person exam, testing, imaging, specialist care, or another setting when safer or more appropriate. Diagnosis, testing, treatment, and prescriptions are not guaranteed through a virtual visit.
Important safety and location information
Virtual care is not for emergencies or urgent symptoms.
Virtual visits are currently available only to patients located in New York State at the time of care.
For an emergency, call 911 or seek emergency care. For urgent symptoms or concerns needing same-day attention, please seek urgent care.
This page provides service information only and does not establish a physician-patient relationship. Whether virtual care is appropriate is determined during an individualized clinician evaluation.
Private virtual care
Start with an individualized contraception conversation.
Use Tebra to view current availability and request the virtual visit that is appropriate for your concern.
Virtual consultations are currently available to patients located in New York State only.
Choose an available visit time through Tebra.
Complete a private intake before your appointment.
Meet securely by video for your consultation.