Family Planning Associates Medical Group 2026: FPA Women’s Health, Costs & Locations

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Family Planning Associates Medical Group Is Now FPA Women’s Health — Here Is How to Use the Network in 2026

Family Planning Associates Medical Group began in 1969 and now operates under the name FPA Women’s Health. The network provides reproductive and gynecologic care at clinics across California, including abortion care, birth control, STI testing, pregnancy testing, cervical screening and telehealth.

This guide puts the practical details in one place: how to book, which service to choose, what current cash prices look like, how insurance and no-cost assistance work, what patients traveling from another state should know, and when an aftercare symptom needs immediate attention.

The goal is simple: understand the process here, then use FPA’s official system only when you are ready to complete the appointment, payment, location search or other live action.

Quick answer: Family Planning Associates Medical Group is now known as FPA Women’s Health. The current live directory displays 26 California clinic records. Appointments can be made online or by calling or texting 877-883-7264.
Emergency symptoms require emergency care. Call 911 or go to an emergency department for severe breathing difficulty, fainting or loss of consciousness, uncontrolled bleeding, severe sudden abdominal pain with collapse or another potentially life-threatening condition. Do not wait for an online message response.
Current name

FPA Women’s Health

Established

Family Planning Associates began in 1969.

Current locator

26 California clinic records.

Call or text

877-883-7264

Official review

Information checked August 10, 2026.

Start with the right department

Which FPA Women’s Health service matches what you need?

PREGNANCY OPTIONS Abortion care or pregnancy confirmation

FPA provides medication abortion, surgical abortion, pregnancy testing, ultrasound when clinically appropriate and abortion-by-mail for eligible patients.

Start here when: you have a positive pregnancy test, need pregnancy dating or want to discuss abortion options.
PREGNANCY PREVENTION Birth control or emergency contraception

Options include IUDs, Nexplanon, Depo-Provera, pills, patch, vaginal ring and emergency contraception.

Start here when: you want a new method, removal, replacement, refill or contraception after another procedure.
SEXUAL & GYNECOLOGIC HEALTH Testing, infection treatment or preventive care

FPA lists STI testing, HIV testing, cervical screening, Pap tests, colposcopy, LEEP, UTI care and vaginal-infection evaluation among available services.

Start here when: you have symptoms, need screening or are due for gynecologic follow-up.

Go directly to the information you need

The main procedures, prices and patient rules are explained here instead of hidden behind a long list of links.

Name and network

Family Planning Associates Medical Group and FPA Women’s Health are the same care network

Patients searching the older name Family Planning Associates Medical Group will now find the organization branded as FPA Women’s Health.

Long operating history

FPA states that Family Planning Associates was founded in 1969.

California-based network

The live clinic directory currently returns 26 locations across several California regions.

Accreditation

FPA states that it is accredited by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory Health Care and was the first California family-planning provider to receive that accreditation in 1996.

Why you may see both 25 and 26 locations: Some FPA informational pages still describe a 25-location network, while the current live location finder returns 26 clinic records. For travel planning, use the live directory rather than the older count.
Real-time booking

How to make a Family Planning Associates Medical Group appointment

Select the service first Choose abortion care, birth control, STI testing, gynecology, pregnancy testing or telehealth before choosing a clinic.
Choose the nearest clinic that actually offers that service Not every procedure is performed at every FPA location.
Select an appointment online FPA says the times shown through online booking are from its real-time schedule. Once the booking process is completed, the appointment is confirmed.
Complete secure pre-check FPA uses Clearwave for online check-in and may request identification, insurance and visit information to prepare the appointment.
Verify insurance or cash pricing Give staff your exact health plan or ask for the current cash price for the planned service.
Ask about clinical preparation Procedures involving sedation, ultrasound, medication or laboratory work may have specific instructions.
Useful appointment call script
“I need an appointment for [service]. My ZIP code is [ZIP]. My insurance is [exact plan], or I will be self-pay. Which nearby clinic provides this service, what should I bring, is there any fasting or transportation requirement, and what amount should I expect to pay?”
Prevent delays

What to have ready before an FPA appointment

Legal name and current contact information
Photo identification when requested
Current insurance card or Medi-Cal information
Medication and allergy list
First day of your last menstrual period when relevant
Known pregnancy-test or ultrasound information
Previous procedure or C-section history when relevant
Major medical conditions and blood-thinner use
Referral or authorization if your plan requires one
Transportation plan if sedation or anesthesia is planned
If sedation or general anesthesia is planned: FPA’s surgical-abortion instructions state that patients receiving moderate sedation or general anesthesia must fast for eight hours, including no water, and arrange for a driver. Follow the instructions given specifically for your procedure.
26 current clinic records

Family Planning Associates Medical Group locations across California

The live FPA locator currently lists clinics from Berkeley and Stockton in Northern California to Chula Vista in San Diego County. Use the exact service filter because not every site necessarily performs every procedure.

LOS ANGELES AREA Central and South LA

Downtown Los Angeles · East LA · Inglewood · Downey · Long Beach · Torrance · Santa Monica · West Covina

SAN FERNANDO / NORTH LA Valley and Antelope Valley

Canoga Park · Glendale · Mission Hills · Tarzana · Lancaster

INLAND EMPIRE / ORANGE Riverside, San Bernardino and Orange

Corona · San Bernardino · Temecula · Upland · Santa Ana

CENTRAL VALLEY / NORTH Central and Northern California

Bakersfield · Fresno · Tulare · Modesto · Stockton · Berkeley

COAST Ventura County

Oxnard

SAN DIEGO COUNTY South County

Chula Vista

Current clinic addresses and direct numbers

Live FPA Women’s Health location directory
Clinic Address Phone
Bakersfield2500 H Street, Bakersfield, CA 93301661-633-5266
Berkeley2915 Telegraph Ave, Suite 101, Berkeley, CA 94705510-899-7099
Canoga Park7023 Owensmouth Avenue, Canoga Park, CA 91303818-444-9870
Chula Vista1161 Third Ave., Chula Vista, CA 91911858-547-7100
Corona703 Magnolia Ave., Corona, CA 92879951-637-2100
Downey8635 Firestone Boulevard, Suite 100, Downey, CA 90241562-862-5121
East LA4922 East Whittier Boulevard, East Los Angeles, CA 90022323-201-9343
Fresno165 N. Clark Street, Fresno, CA 93701559-233-8657
Glendale425 East Colorado, Suite 420, Glendale, CA 91205818-502-1341
Inglewood301 N Prairie Ave, Suite 611, Inglewood, CA 90301323-987-8879
Lancaster43845 W 10th St., Suite 1E, Lancaster, CA 93534661-371-2629
Long Beach2777 Long Beach Boulevard, Suite 200, Long Beach, CA 90806562-595-5653
Los Angeles601 S. Westmoreland Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90005213-738-7283
Mission Hills10200 Sepulveda Boulevard, Suite 200, Mission Hills, CA 91345818-893-6949
Modesto2030 Coffee Road, Suite A1, Modesto, CA 95355209-578-0443
Oxnard1700 Lombard Street, Suite 110, Oxnard, CA 93030805-822-5879
San Bernardino855 E. Hospitality Lane, San Bernardino, CA 92408909-885-0282
Santa Ana1901 N. Tustin Avenue, Santa Ana, CA 92705657-859-5463
Santa Monica12304 Santa Monica Boulevard, Suite 116, Los Angeles, CA 90025310-820-8084
Stockton415 Benjamin Holt Drive, Suite D6, Stockton, CA 95207209-588-2997
Tarzana18321 Ventura Blvd, Suite 500, Tarzana, CA 91356818-502-1550
Temecula29645 Rancho California Road, Suite 237, Temecula, CA 92591951-296-0454
Torrance24241 Hawthorne Boulevard, Suite 201, Torrance, CA 90505310-373-1042
Tulare1068 N Cherry St, Tulare, CA 93274559-233-0990
Upland1060 N. 13th Ave., Upland, CA 91786909-626-2463
West Covina501 S. Vincent Avenue, Suite 205, West Covina, CA 91790626-572-8800
Pregnancy options

Abortion services at FPA Women’s Health

Medication abortion in clinic

For eligible early pregnancies, medication is provided after clinical assessment, ultrasound and hemoglobin testing.

Abortion by mail

Eligible patients physically located in California can complete the telehealth-based process without traveling to an FPA office.

Surgical abortion

Performed in clinic after evaluation, with anesthesia options that depend on the location, medical history and planned procedure.

Clinic limit and California law are different questions. California law protects abortion before viability and also later when necessary to protect the pregnant patient’s life or health. FPA’s own surgical service has separate clinical and gestational limits. A legal right to care does not mean every FPA clinic can provide every procedure or gestational range.
In-office abortion pill

How FPA describes its medication-abortion process

Confirm pregnancy location and duration FPA states that its in-office medication-abortion visit includes an ultrasound to determine pregnancy location and gestational age.
Check hemoglobin A finger-stick hemoglobin test is performed to help identify significant anemia.
Clinician confirms eligibility The current FPA medication-abortion page describes eligibility at 10 weeks gestational age or less, subject to clinician assessment.
First medication begins the process The clinician reviews risks and instructions before medication is started.
Second medication is used later FPA instructs patients to use the second medication according to the individualized schedule provided by the clinician.
Cramping and bleeding follow FPA explains that bleeding and cramping are expected and may be heavier than a usual menstrual period.
Follow-up confirms completion The in-office process includes follow-up assessment to confirm that the pregnancy has ended.
Use your own FPA instructions as the controlling instructions. Medication timing and follow-up depend on your clinical situation. Do not substitute information from another patient’s experience, social media or this article for instructions from your treating clinician.
In-clinic procedure

What to expect from surgical abortion at FPA

FPA says most surgical-abortion visits begin with laboratory testing and ultrasound. After required preparation is complete, the actual procedure may take less than 10 minutes, although the entire clinic visit is longer.

Local anesthesia

A paracervical block numbs tissue around the cervix. FPA says patients choosing this option can generally drive themselves home.

Moderate sedation

Available at many surgical offices. FPA requires fasting for eight hours and a driver home.

General anesthesia

Available at selected locations. FPA requires eight hours without food or drink and a driver home.

Patients FPA says may need hospital-based care

Pregnancy over 22 weeks
Suspected or confirmed ectopic pregnancy
Blood-thinner medication use
Bleeding disorder
BMI greater than 60
Uncontrolled asthma or hypertension
Severe anemia or significant heart disease
Placenta accreta or another condition the physician considers high risk
Important timing detail: FPA’s published 2026 cash-price schedule lists surgical-abortion pricing through 21.6 weeks. Its clinical page says pregnancies over 22 weeks are referred to a hospital. Call the clinic to confirm availability rather than assuming a particular gestational range is offered.
24-hour clinical support

When an FPA patient should call after abortion care

FPA states that trained clinical staff are available for patients 24 hours a day and physicians are also available on call.

Heavy bleeding FPA advises contacting a clinician if bleeding soaks through two thick full-size sanitary pads per hour for two hours in a row.
Persistent fever Its medication-abortion guidance says to call for a temperature of 100.4°F or higher that lasts longer than four hours.
Severe pain Contact the clinic when pain is severe, worsening or not relieved by the medication plan you were given.
Concerning discharge or infection symptoms Foul-smelling discharge or other symptoms that concern you warrant clinical advice.
Fainting or emergency symptoms Call 911 when symptoms are severe enough to suggest a medical emergency rather than waiting on clinic callback.
You simply are not sure FPA encourages patients to use its 24-hour clinical support when they have post-procedure concerns.
Pregnancy prevention

Birth control available through Family Planning Associates Medical Group

FPA birth-control options and 2026 self-pay reference prices
Method How FPA describes it Published cash price
Mirena IUD Hormonal IUD; current FPA material lists protection for up to 8 years. $1,240
Kyleena IUD Hormonal IUD; FPA lists protection for up to 5 years. $1,240
Paragard IUD Non-hormonal copper IUD; FPA lists protection for up to 10 years. $1,325
Nexplanon implant Small progestin implant placed under the skin of the upper arm; FPA describes protection for up to 5 years. $1,510
Depo shot Progestin contraceptive injection typically repeated every three months. $160
Birth-control pills Daily oral hormonal contraception requiring a prescription. $35 per month
NuvaRing Hormonal vaginal ring. $158 per month
Twirla patch Hormonal contraceptive patch replaced on a weekly schedule. $195 per month
Emergency contraception FPA offers Plan B and discusses IUD options for emergency contraception when clinically appropriate. Plan B: $65
Same-day contraception after abortion: FPA states that a medically appropriate birth-control method can be started on the day of an abortion. An IUD or implant may be placed during a surgical procedure when appropriate.
Sexual health

STI testing at FPA Women’s Health

FPA notes that many sexually transmitted infections cause no symptoms. Testing may therefore be appropriate even when a patient feels well, depending on age, exposure and individual risk.

Tests FPA discusses

Chlamydia, gonorrhea, herpes, HPV-related disease, syphilis, hepatitis B and C, HIV and trichomoniasis.

Symptoms worth discussing

Genital sores or bumps, unusual discharge, painful urination, itching or irritation and other new genital symptoms.

No-cost options

FPA states that free or no-cost STI testing may be available to eligible patients through assistance programs.

Selected 2026 self-pay testing prices
Test or service Published cash fee Important note
Gonorrhea / chlamydia urine test $160 May have an additional office-visit fee when not performed with another service.
Rapid HIV test $35 May have an additional office-visit fee.
Rapid syphilis test $35 May have an additional office-visit fee.
Vaginitis testing $200 Treatment costs may be separate.
Care from home

FPA telehealth services available in California

FPA describes telehealth as a secure video visit with a licensed provider for eligible patients physically located in California.

01
Abortion by mail

Medication-abortion care for patients who meet the program’s clinical and location requirements.

02
Birth control

Consultation for selected contraceptive methods and prescriptions.

03
Emergency contraception

Assessment and prescription where appropriate.

04
STI treatment

Selected treatment and follow-up services may be handled by telehealth.

05
UTI care

Eligible uncomplicated urinary symptoms may be evaluated remotely.

06
Vaginitis care

Selected vaginal-infection screening and treatment pathways may begin through telehealth.

Traveling to California

What out-of-state patients should know before traveling to FPA

California’s official abortion-access guidance states that a person does not need to be a California resident to obtain abortion care in the state.

You may book an in-person California appointment FPA states that patients from other states can receive in-person care if they can travel to California.
A travel companion is not automatically required FPA’s out-of-state FAQ says an escort is not required simply because a patient is traveling from another state. Sedation or anesthesia can create separate transportation requirements.
California does not require parental consent for abortion State guidance says a minor may independently consent to abortion care.
FPA says California has no abortion waiting period This may allow an eligible patient to complete evaluation and care without a state-mandated waiting interval.
Plan a longer total clinic visit than the procedure itself FPA advises out-of-state abortion patients to plan for approximately three to four hours in the office.
Abortion-by-mail rules are different FPA states that an out-of-state patient using its abortion-by-mail program must physically be in California for required telehealth visits, including specified follow-up visits.
Airport planning: FPA notes that many traveling patients use Los Angeles International Airport because several Los Angeles-area clinics are within roughly 20 miles. It also identifies Ontario International Airport as convenient for its San Bernardino location.
Confidentiality

Privacy at Family Planning Associates Medical Group

FPA states that patient medical information is confidential and is not released without patient authorization, subject to legal exceptions.

You are using a parent’s or spouse’s insurance Insurance communications can sometimes reveal that care was received. California allows patients to request confidential communications from their health insurer in appropriate circumstances.
You are under 18 California states that minors may independently consent to abortion care and generally have confidentiality protections, subject to mandatory reporting requirements in specific abuse situations.
You want to self-pay for privacy FPA accepts cash and publishes self-pay prices. Ask the clinic how paying without insurance affects billing communications.
You see protesters outside a clinic FPA says protesters may sometimes be present on public streets or sidewalks, but they are not permitted on FPA property. Patients are not required to engage with them or accept literature.
Practical privacy tip: If confidentiality is a major concern, discuss insurance communications before the claim is submitted rather than after an explanation of benefits has already been generated.
Coverage and assistance

Insurance and no-cost care at FPA Women’s Health

FPA states that it is contracted with more than 350 health plans and medical groups throughout California.

Common public coverage

Medi-Cal, Family PACT and PE / Emergency Medi-Cal are specifically listed.

Common commercial / managed plans

FPA highlights Health Net, LA Care, IEHP, Kern Family Health Care, CalOptima, Blue Cross / Blue Shield, Cigna and Kaiser among common plans.

No insurance

FPA offers immediate screening for state-funded assistance and grant programs for eligible patients.

Who may qualify for no-cost services?

No healthcare coverage for the planned visit type
Meets the applicable state assistance program income rules
Traveling from another state without healthcare coverage
Meets any additional program-specific eligibility requirements
How screening works: FPA says patients should ask about financial assistance while scheduling. At the visit, eligible patients complete screening forms. When eligibility is confirmed, FPA states that qualifying services may be provided the same day at no cost.
Insurance and assistance call script
“I need [service] at the [clinic] location. My insurance is [exact plan], or I do not have coverage. Can you verify whether this service is covered, whether I need a referral or authorization, and whether I qualify for Family PACT, Medi-Cal or another financial-assistance program?”
Revised January 20, 2026

Family Planning Associates Medical Group cash prices for 2026

These are FPA’s published discounted cash fees for patients not using insurance. FPA states that prices can change without written notice, so use this table as a planning reference rather than a guaranteed quote.

Selected official FPA self-pay prices
Service Published price Planning note
Abortion by mail $585 Eligibility and California location requirements apply.
Medication abortion in clinic $785 FPA’s included-service footnote applies to this fee.
Surgical abortion through 13 weeks $890 Anesthesia selection can affect cost.
Surgical abortion 13.1–16.4 weeks $1,330 Confirm exact gestational age and clinic availability.
Surgical abortion 16.5–18.4 weeks $1,735 Later procedures may require additional preparation.
Surgical abortion 18.5–20.4 weeks $2,220 Confirm location and clinical eligibility.
Surgical abortion 20.5–21.6 weeks $3,995 This is the latest gestational price published on FPA’s cash-fee page.
General anesthesia $300 Requires fasting and a driver according to FPA surgical instructions.
Moderate sedation $200 Requires fasting and a driver.
Local anesthesia $110 Availability and suitability depend on the procedure and clinic.
New-patient office visit $185 Applies to in-person or telehealth visits.
Established-patient office visit $95 FPA defines established as seen within the previous 36 months.
Urine pregnancy test $30 Separate visit fees may apply depending on the situation.
Sonogram $210 May carry an office-visit fee when not performed with another service.
IUD removal $90 Insertion-device costs are separate.
Nexplanon removal $200 New implant placement has a separate published price.
Colposcopy $265 Biopsy or pathology costs may depend on the visit.
LEEP procedure $585 Confirm preparation, pathology and follow-up details.
Do not schedule solely from the price table. FPA states that all fees can change without written notice. Confirm your final clinic, service, gestational range, anesthesia, insurance status and expected amount before traveling.
Practical California tips

Small details that can prevent a wasted FPA trip

A
Filter by service, not just distance

The closest clinic may not offer the exact procedure you need.

B
Ask about assistance before paying cash

You may qualify for Medi-Cal, Family PACT, another state program or grant-funded support.

C
Protect insurance privacy early

If you share an insurance policy, discuss confidential communications before a claim is generated.

D
Confirm the driver rule

A driver may not be required for every appointment, but sedation or anesthesia can make one mandatory.

E
Expect more time than the procedure itself

Check-in, consent, laboratory work, ultrasound, preparation and recovery can make the total visit much longer.

F
Keep the 24-hour number

Save 877-883-7264 before leaving the clinic so it is available if an aftercare concern develops.

G
Do not engage clinic protesters

FPA says protesters may sometimes be on public sidewalks. You do not need to speak with them or accept material.

H
Travel patients should disclose flight timing

FPA asks out-of-state patients with same-day flights to tell staff at check-in so timing can be considered.

I
Use the live location count

The current directory shows 26 records even though some older FPA pages still say 25 locations.

California location finder

Find Family Planning Associates Medical Group care near you

Because FPA operates throughout California rather than from one patient-care headquarters, the most useful map is the live network search. The embedded search below can help orient you, but always verify the clinic and service through FPA before traveling.

10 patient questions

Family Planning Associates Medical Group FAQs

Is Family Planning Associates Medical Group now FPA Women’s Health?

Yes. Family Planning Associates Medical Group is now branded as FPA Women’s Health. FPA states that the practice began in 1969.

How many FPA locations are there?

The current live location finder displays 26 California clinic records. Some older FPA pages still mention 25, so use the live locator for current planning.

How do I book an FPA appointment?

Book through FPA’s online scheduling system or call or text 877-883-7264. FPA states that completed online bookings are real appointments selected from its current schedule.

Does FPA offer telehealth?

Yes. Eligible California patients can use telehealth for several services, including selected birth-control care, emergency contraception, STI or UTI treatment, vaginitis care and abortion by mail.

What abortion options does FPA provide?

FPA provides in-office medication abortion, surgical abortion and abortion by mail for eligible patients. A clinician determines which options are medically appropriate.

Does a minor need parental consent for abortion in California?

No. California’s official guidance says a minor may independently consent to abortion care without parental or guardian permission.

Does FPA accept Medi-Cal?

Yes. FPA lists Medi-Cal, Family PACT and PE / Emergency Medi-Cal and says it contracts with more than 350 health plans and medical groups.

Can I go to FPA without insurance?

Yes. FPA publishes discounted self-pay fees and screens eligible patients for state assistance and grant-funded programs that may provide services at no cost.

How much is abortion care at FPA in 2026?

FPA’s January 20, 2026 cash schedule lists abortion by mail at $585, in-clinic medication abortion at $785 and surgical abortion through 13 weeks at $890. Later procedures cost more, and all fees can change.

When should I call FPA after an abortion?

Contact the clinic for concerning symptoms such as bleeding through two full-size pads per hour for two hours in a row, persistent fever, severe pain or other symptoms that worry you. Call 911 for a medical emergency.

Final live actions

Official FPA tools to use after you know what you need

The important procedures, prices and rules are explained above. Use the official FPA systems below for actions that require live information or submission.

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