Reproductive Healthcare Template

The Women's Reproductive Health, Research, and Policy Project at the University of Illinois at Chicago is grounded in the belief that every woman has a right to plan if, when and how to have a family regardless of race/ethnicity, socio-economic status or citizenship. Our mission is to conduct innovative, culturally-relevant research, to train highly skilled practitioners and to promote social policies that maintain a woman's bodily integrity. The Program advances this mission through its three components: a contraception research program, the fellowship in family planning and contraception, and the Center for Reproductive Health.

THE CENTER FOR REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH

The clinical arm of the Women's Reproductive Health, Research and Policy Project, the Center for Reproductive Health offers safe, confidential and comprehensive care for women who seek elective termination of pregnancy and those who desire termination due to missed miscarriage.

Services include:

Medical termination of pregnancy up to 9 weeks gestation
Surgical termination of pregnancy up to 14 weeks gestation
Treatment of missed miscarriage up to 14 weeks gestation
Pre and post procedure counseling
Contraceptive counseling, particularly for high risk patients
Emergency contraception

For genetic or medically indicated patients, we perform dilation and evacuation (D&E) through 21 completed weeks of gestation and medical induction through 22 completed weeks at the University of Illinois Medical Center at Chicago.

Appointments:

The patient or referring provider should call the Center for Reproductive Health, Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. at 312-413-8553. Services are provided on Thursdays. For more information on what to expect from a visit, please click here.

Faculty and Staff:

All UIC physicians and staff who work with the Center for Reproductive Health have extensive training and experience in comprehensive family planning services.