Family PACT

What is Family PACT Program?

Family PACT Program provides clinical services for family planning reproductive health at no cost to low-income residents. Women and men are eligible if they reside in California, are at risk of pregnancy or causing pregnancy, have a gross family income at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level, and have no other source of health care coverage for family planning services. The Family PACT Program is administered by the Department of Health Services, Office of Family Planning.

 

Why should I enroll?

Family PACT provides access to family planning services for men and women, as well as education, counseling and treatment to protect your reproductive health.

 

What services are provided?

• Contraceptive methods & supplies
• Pregnancy testing with counseling
• Testing & treatment for sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
• HIV screening
• Education & counseling for all method options
• Periodic physical exam
• Referrals for services not covered by the program

 

What birth control methods does Family PACT provide?

• Oral contraceptives
• Condoms
• Contraceptive injections
• Contraceptive implants
• Intrauterine contraception
• Transdermal patch
• Emergency contraception
• Vaginal ring
• Diaphragm
• Cervical cap*
• Spermicides

 

How may you qualify?

You must meet all the following criteria to be eligible for Family PACT services.

1. Be a resident of California (have a California address)

2. Have a gross family income at or below 200 percent of the Federal poverty level.

3. Capable of causing or becoming pregnant.

4. Lack Other Insurance Coverage

• Have no other source of health care coverage for family planning services OR
• Have insurance with unmet deductible OR
• Have Medi-Cal with no family planning coverage OR
• Have Medi-Cal with unmet share of cost OR
• Have insurance but need to keep family planning services confidential

Since eligibility determination and confirmation is based on information given by your self-report, you are not required to show a paystub or other documentation to prove your eligibility.