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Short answer: several well-known telehealth services commonly prescribe the progestin‑only (“mini”) pill. Options to consider:
- Nurx — Widely used for birth control, offers progestin‑only pills (norethindrone/Camila/generic) with home delivery; accepts insurance and has affordable cash pricing.
- Planned Parenthood Direct (Planned Parenthood’s telehealth app) — Nonprofit option that can prescribe the mini pill and may offer lower‑cost care or sliding‑scale fees depending on location.
- Lemonaid Health — Fast telehealth visits and low out‑of‑pocket pricing; they list progestin‑only pills among their contraceptive options.
- GoodRx Care (formerly HeyDoctor) — Online consults and prescriptions with low cash prices using GoodRx coupons; they commonly prescribe norethindrone.
- Maven Clinic — Women’s health telemedicine focused on reproductive care; can prescribe progestin‑only pills and coordinate follow‑up.
- Hims & Hers (Hers) — Consumer telehealth for women that offers prescription birth control, including POPs, with home delivery and subscription/refill management.
Important notes:
- State availability varies; not every service prescribes in every state.
- You’ll complete a health questionnaire and a clinician will confirm it’s safe (medical history, meds, breastfeeding, migraines, etc.).
- The mini pill requires strict daily timing — ask the clinician about best use and what to do if you’re late.
- If you want low/no-cost care, Planned Parenthood may be the best place to start.
If you tell me your state (or whether you need low‑cost/insurance coverage/fast shipping), I can narrow this list to services that currently operate where you live and note typical price/insurance details.