Self-Referred Services

These appointment are for episodic care only.

No new appointments for self-referred services until September

Please ensure you have a valid prescription for your IUD/Nexplanon and bring the device with you to your appointment. If you know which IUD you require, but don't have a prescription, please indicate this in your request.
If you are unsure which device is right for you, please request a Contraception Phone Call before scheduling an insertion.
As of September 1st, a Procedure Tray Fee of $50 applies to self-referred procedures. Learn more about this change here.
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Request a 15 minute phone call to discuss which birth control option is right for you: hormone pills, hormone IUD or implants, copper IUDs, hormone patches or rings.
Please note, this phone call is for contraception only. If you have other concerns you would like addressed (such as pelvic pain, menopause etc.), a referral is required.
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This appointment is for IUD or Nexplanon removal only. This is not for insertion of a new device. If you require a removal and insertion, please book an insertion appointment.
Pap Smear and STI testing can be completed at the same time as an IUD removal (if need with a Nexplanon removal, please book a separate Pap Smear appointment- no tray fee applies).
As of September 1st, a Procedure Tray Fee of $50 applies to self-referred procedures. Learn more about this change here.
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A Pap test is used to screen for changes to the cells of the cervix before they become cancerous, and typically starts at age 25 years. Our experienced women's health team provides gentle, respectful care and will ensure you feel informed and comfortable throughout your appointment.
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Learn more. An invoice will be emailed upon appointment confirmation.
All tray fees must be paid within a week prior to your procedure.
For patients who may benefit from additional pain control during an office procedure, Penthrox® may be prescribed. Penthrox is a fast-acting, inhaled pain medication that can help make procedures such as IUD insertions or endometrial biopsies more comfortable. Because it is a prescription medication, a referral from your healthcare provider is required so we can review your medical history and ensure it is a safe and appropriate option for you.
Not everyone requires Penthrox, and many patients do well with other pain management options. Your healthcare provider can help determine which approach is best for you.