When considering birth control, one popular option is an intrauterine device, or IUD.

But how much does an IUD cost? Is it covered by insurance? Here’s what you should know!

Getting an IUD can cost up to $1,000 or more. The price might sound daunting, but here is the deal: Many health insurance programs, Medicaid, and other federal programs cover IUDs either completely free or at a reduced price.

Because of the Affordable Care Act, many insurance plans have to cover certain birth control methods, including IUDs, though they may not cover every brand. Your health insurance provider can inform you of the IUDs that  are covered, and your physician will help you in making sure your choice is included.

The price of an IUD typically includes:

Medical exam

IUD insertion

Follow-up visit, depending on the provider

For a more detailed answer to your question, “How much does an IUD cost,” you should book an appointment with a gynecologist.

An IUD provides of effective protection, depending on the type, making it a convenient and low-maintenance choice. IUDs are over 99% effective at preventing pregnancy and can be removed whenever you’re ready to conceive or switch birth control methods. 

Hormonal IUDs can also help reduce menstrual cramps and lighten periods, while non-hormonal options are ideal for those avoiding hormones. With quick placement and minimal side effects, an IUD offers reliable, reversible contraception that fits seamlessly into your lifestyle.

Choose our experienced team at Capital Women’s Care for IUD options with the guarantee of expert, compassionate care. Contact us now at 410-314-0001 to start the process of long-term IUD placement so you can forget about a daily pill!