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A member asked:
How much does an obgyn appointment cost? how would i pay myself of i don't want my mom to know i went?
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Sensitive services: Appointments for birth control and sexually transmitted infection testing are covered for free by sensitive services under Medicaid. This is even true when teens have health insurance from their parents. Call your local Planned Parenthood or other free or county health care clinic. They can help teens receive services. You can also get help and learn your options if you're pregnant.
Answered 5/19/2014
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