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Your health. Your choice. Your right.
Free, confidential women's health telehealth for high school and college students nationwide. Because your zip code should never determine your healthcare.
In June 2025, the Supreme Court ruled in Medina v. Planned Parenthood South Atlantic that states can now exclude qualified healthcare providers from Medicaid — for political reasons, not medical ones.
In South Carolina and beyond, thousands of young women on Medicaid can no longer use their coverage at Planned Parenthood for any services — not just abortion. Birth control, STI testing, cancer screenings, annual exams, and trusted providers they depended on — gone.
The Court ruled 6–3 that Medicaid patients have no legal right to sue to enforce their freedom to choose a qualified provider. This opens the door for every state to follow.
The students who are hurt the most are the ones who already face the greatest barriers: low-income students, students of color, first-generation college students, and young women in rural areas.
Through our partnership with LifeMD, students access board-certified providers on a HIPAA-compliant platform — confidentially, from any device.
Consultations and prescriptions for pills, patches, and rings. Delivered directly to your door or campus pharmacy.
Fully Available via TelehealthPlan B, Ella, and other emergency options prescribed through a virtual visit when time is critical.
Fully Available via TelehealthVirtual consultations, lab orders through partner labs, and prescriptions for treatment — all coordinated remotely.
Fully Available via TelehealthGet diagnosed and receive a prescription in a single virtual visit. No waiting room needed.
Fully Available via TelehealthConsultations for irregular periods, painful cycles, PCOS concerns, and hormonal treatment options.
Fully Available via TelehealthWellness consultations, health education, and guidance from licensed providers. Plus referrals for in-person care when needed.
Fully Available via TelehealthA service-by-service comparison of what young women on Medicaid lost and what Health Is Hers, powered by LifeMD, brings back.
| Service Lost (Planned Parenthood / Medicaid) | Restored? | How LifeMD Delivers It |
|---|---|---|
| Birth control consultations & prescriptions | YES | Virtual prescriptions for pills, patches, rings — delivered to campus pharmacy or home |
| Emergency contraception | YES | Plan B and Ella prescribed via virtual consultation with direct delivery |
| STI testing & treatment | YES | Virtual consult + lab orders through partner labs + remote prescriptions |
| UTI & yeast infection treatment | YES | Diagnosis and prescription in a single virtual visit |
| Period regulation & hormonal health | YES | Hormonal treatment consultations and prescriptions via telehealth |
| General women's health consultations | YES | Primary care consultations, health education, and wellness guidance |
| Pregnancy counseling & referrals | PARTIAL | Initial guidance and referrals; ongoing prenatal care requires in-person provider |
| Cancer screenings (Pap smears, breast exams) | REFERRAL | Guidance on when you need screening + referrals to local providers |
| IUD & implant insertion | REFERRAL | Consultation on best method + connection to local provider for procedure |
Access care in four simple steps — from any device, anywhere in the country.
Go to LifeMD.com or use the Health Is Hers link provided by your school.
Enter HealthIsHers for a free or discounted first consultation.
Connect with a board-certified physician or nurse practitioner via secure video — 24/7, confidentially.
Receive prescriptions delivered to your campus pharmacy or home. Use your insurance or pay a low flat rate.
Health Is Hers is designed to reach the young women most affected by the Medina decision and systemic healthcare gaps.
Students who may not know how to navigate insurance, find a provider, or access care independently for the first time.
The students hit hardest by Medina — those who relied on Planned Parenthood as their primary or only provider.
Young women who already face healthcare disparities and have fewer alternative providers in their communities.
Especially those in South Carolina, and any state that follows in excluding providers from Medicaid for political reasons.
Health Is Hers
Student-Led Initiative
When the Supreme Court ruled in Medina v. Planned Parenthood that states could cut off Medicaid patients from their trusted providers, we knew we couldn't just watch. As young women who have seen how access to care is shaped by race, income, and geography, we felt a responsibility to respond — not with words, but with something real.
We secured a partnership with LifeMD, a national telehealth company licensed in all 50 states, to build a dedicated portal for students. We began reaching out to university presidents and high school leaders, starting in South Carolina and expanding through the Northeast, including schools in Harlem and Jackson Heights. So far, we have partnered with four high schools in New Jersey and begun working with Boston University.
This work builds on a legacy of student advocacy. Previous efforts partnered with the University of Texas at San Antonio — a campus of 34,000 students — to bring affordable contraception access to their student body. That program received campus news coverage and was added to UTSA's official wellness site. Health Is Hers continues that legacy.
LifeMD is a leading national telehealth platform providing virtual primary care through board-certified physicians and nurse practitioners.
No matter where a student goes to school, LifeMD providers can see them and prescribe treatment legally in their state.
Every consultation is 100% private. No one — not parents, not the school — sees your health information.
Access care from your phone, tablet, or laptop — day or night, on campus or at home.
Prescriptions sent to your campus pharmacy or delivered to your door using your insurance.
LifeMD is in-network with major insurance carriers. Students pay only their copay — like walking into a CityMD.
Students use our code for a free or discounted first consultation — removing the cost barrier entirely.
Access free, confidential women's health care right now — from any device, in any state.
Whether you're a university administrator, high school leader, or student who wants to bring this resource to your campus — we'd love to hear from you.