Family Planning Only Services Program

The Family Planning Only Services Program provides certain services and supplies to prevent unplanned pregnancies.

To learn more, view the Family Planning Only Services Program Fact Sheet, P-02314.

Who is eligible

You are eligible for the Family Planning Only Services Program if:

• You live in Wisconsin.
• You are a U.S. citizen or have a qualifying immigration status.
• You are of childbearing or reproductive age.
• Your income is $3,465.45 or less per month.
  • This income limit took effect on February 1, 2022. It is based on federal guidelines and may change each year.
  • Only your own income is counted. Your assets do not count as income.
• You are not enrolled in Wisconsin Medicaid or BadgerCare Plus. (You can have a private health plan.)

What services are covered

The Family Planning Only Services Program covers certain services you get during a family planning office visit. For example: A pap test done at a family planning office visit or with the referral of a family planning provider.

Covered services provided at a family planning office visit by an approved provider may include:

• Contraceptive services and supplies (such as birth control pills and condoms).
• Limited vaccines (such as those for HPV and Monkeypox)
• Natural family planning supplies (such as items to track fertility).
• Routine primary preventive services that are related to family planning (such as pap tests).
• Tests and treatment for sexually transmitted diseases (such as chlamydia, herpes, gonorrhea, and syphilis) and certain other lab tests.
• Voluntary sterilizations (tubal ligation and vasectomies) for those 21 years old or older.

A family-planning office visit includes initial, yearly, and follow-up visits.

What services are not covered

Not every service is covered. Some services that are not covered include:

• Hysterectomies.
• Inpatient hospital services.
• Mammograms.
• Services provided at a family planning visit that are not related to family planning.

How to get temporary coverage

If you need family planning services right away, you may be able to enroll for temporary coverage. You will need to meet the eligibility criteria.

Certain providers are approved to help with temporary enrollment. Check with your family planning provider to see if they are an approved provider.

Temporary coverage starts the day you enroll. It ends on the last day of the following month. If you want to keep getting services after this temporary coverage ends, you will need to fill out an application for the Family Planning Only Services Program.

How your privacy is protected

If you apply for or enroll in the Family Planning Only Services Program:

• You can have information sent to an address other than your home address.
• If you are under 18, your local agency will not contact your parents or caretakers.
• If you are under 18, you will not be referred to a child support agency.

Who to contact for help

Call Member Services at 800-362-3002, Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.—6 p.m.