People do need to be in the state during the consultation and to receive the medication. But it would allow them to get it at a location that would be more convenient, if there aren’t clinics close to the border. And in many cases, it’ll allow them to get care sooner if clinics have extended wait times due to the increase in demand.
Have you seen people doing this already, traveling to the border and staying with a friend, or maybe at an Airbnb, and then using telemedicine?
Yes, we have.
I read that you’re partnering with local abortion providers in various states to prepare for further abortion restrictions. Can you tell me about that?
We partner with some really great abortion funds to offer financial assistance for patients who can’t afford the full cost of treatment. Our price now is $249, which tends to be less than the national average of $550. But of course, in many cases,…
