Hey Jane

Everyone deserves access to safe abortion care, no matter their zip code. That’s why we’re creating local guides across the US to help people navigate their options. Follow along as we add more—and share this thread to help spread the word!

Hey Jane exists because patients deserve private, timely, evidence-based health care without unnecessary barriers. We remain unwavering in our commitment to providing safe, compassionate abortion care and meeting patients where they are when they need us.

At Hey Jane, we’ve cared for more than 100,000 patients, and our experience continues to reinforce the strong safety record behind this model of care.

We welcome today’s Supreme Court decision to grant a stay in Louisiana v FDA. Hey Jane continues to provide access to high quality, safe and effective abortion care.

We urge the Supreme Court to follow the science and reverse the Fifth Circuit court’s baseless order. Because at Hey Jane, we believe that everyone deserves safe and supportive access to the highest quality care without unnecessary barriers.

We also know the far-reaching impact that restricting telehealth access to one of the two drugs used in the most common medication abortion regimen would have for groups that already face disproportionate barriers in access to care.

We’re proud that Hey Jane has filed an amicus brief with the Supreme Court this week, as part of the ongoing Louisiana v. FDA case.

If you or someone you know needs care, head to heyjane.com.

Patients should not have to navigate legal chaos and confusion to get essential health care. That is why Hey Jane exists: because everyone deserves safe, supportive, accessible care without unnecessary barriers.

Hey Jane’s high-quality reproductive and sexual health care, including medication abortion care with mifepristone, is available to patients.

Read the full findings and learn how Hey Jane is working to close the access gap: heyjane.com/articles/women…

This isn't a budgeting problem. It’s a systemic barrier that forces women to choose between their financial stability and their physical autonomy.

It’s a heavy reality when a patient has to choose between a grocery run and a Pap smear. But according to our latest Hey Jane survey, that is exactly the choice the majority of women are making.

92 out of 102. That’s how many Illinois counties have zero in-person abortion clinics, leaving 4.9M people without local care. Based in IL? Help us spread the word about safe, discreet, virtual options with info cards, stickers, swag and more. 📢✨ heyjane.me/illinois

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