Twentyeight Health

Twentyeight Health Launches Birth Control Telehealth in Montana

 Twentyeight Health Launches Birth Control Telehealth in Montana

Telehealth platform for women’s sexual and reproductive healthcare continues to expand access to birth control for women from underserved communities

BILLINGS, Mont., January 18, 2021Twentyeight Health, a telehealth company increasing access to sexual and reproductive care for women from underserved communities, today announced that it is launching its award-winning birth control telehealth services in Montana.

“According to Power to Decide, more than 50,000 women in Montana live in contraceptive deserts, and aren’t able to access a health center that offers a full range of contraceptive methods,” said Amy Fan, co-founder of Twentyeight Health. “As Twentyeight continues to grow, we will always stay true to our core mission of ensuring that women from underserved communities have access to high-quality, and affordable sexual and reproductive care.”

To sign up for Twentyeight Health, new users fill out a medical questionnaire online, which a U.S. board-certified doctor reviews within 24 hours. Patients can then schedule an audio consultation and securely message the doctor. Twentyeight Health users receive free, at-home delivery, and receive ongoing care through direct messaging with the doctor to discuss issues such as updating prescriptions or addressing side effects. In 2021, Twentyeight Health launched Spanish language services, which will give Montana residents access to a Spanish language website, and customer phone, text, and email support in Spanish.

“Telehealth appointments for birth control have the opportunity to reach hundreds of thousands of women in Montana who cannot get to a clinician in-person,” said Bruno Van Tuykom, co-founder of Twentyeight Health. “At Twentyeight Health, we’re committed to both making sure our birth control delivery services are low- or no-cost for women from underserved communities, and also building a telehealth platform where women can engage with doctors via audio or text — whatever means of communication is best for them.”

Twentyeight Health is working to provide free birth control for women who are not able to pay out of pocket through a partnership with Bedsider’s Contraceptive Access Fund, and donates 2% of revenues to Bedsider, and the National Institute for Reproductive Health.

To learn more, visit www.twentyeighthealth.com.

About Twentyeight Health

Twentyeight Health is a mission-driven women’s health organization expanding access to birth control through high quality telemedicine care, a convenient online platform, and affordable options. In 2021, Twentyeight Health was named to the Forbes Next 1000 for “providing low-income women access to affordable reproductive healthcare,” to the Top 50 in Digital Health by Rock Health, and to Verywell Health’s Best Birth Control Delivery Services. To learn more, visit www.twentyeighthealth.com.