Sexual and Reproductive Health Services

TitanWELL Health promotion services

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• Sexual Health Awareness Group (SHAG)  
  • Readily Accessible Protection (RAP) Program  
  • RAP Condom Cart*  
• Presentations (request form) and 1-on-1 Consultations (call 657-278-2851 for an appointment)  
  • Pregnancy options consultations*  
  • STI prevention education  
  • Barrier/contraceptive options  
  • Hygiene demonstrations  
  • Sexual and relationship communication skills  

TitanTHRIVE Confidential Advocacy Services

•  Confidential resource for students, faculty, and staff that have been impacted by sexual assault, dating/relationship violence, stalking, sexual harassment, gender-based violence, and related experiences  
• Advocacy services include: emotional support & safety planning; assistance with supportive measure requests; individual advocacy counseling and support groups; information & accompaniment to medical exams, law enforcement interviews, administrative meetings, court hearings, and other appointment or processes on and off campus
• Education and awareness programs for the campus community on sexual violence related topics and fostering a culture of care
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• Confidential Advocates also offer pregnancy options consultations.

Schedule a meeting with a Campus Confidential Advocate or email titanthrive@fullerton.edu for more information.

Medication abortion (Mab) information

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Accessing MAB at TitanMED 

Steps 1 & 2: Concerned about a pregnancy?

• Contact TitanMED to make a same day appointment and take a no-cost pregnancy test.   

Step 3: Confirm pregnancy.  

• If the test shows you are not pregnant, you can discuss birth control/contraception options with a TitanWELL Health Educator by calling 657-278-2851.  
• If the test confirms you are pregnant, you can discuss all pregnancy options  with a clinical provider. 
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  • Adoption    
  • Abortion (Aspiration versus Medication)

Step 4: A discussion with a clinical provider will occur. Use a pregnancy due date calculator to determine how far along you are in your pregnancy. 

• If the pregnancy is less than 10 weeks/70 days, MAB appointment will be scheduled with a clinical provider.  

• If the pregnancy is 71 days or more, clinical provider will discuss off-campus referrals.  

Step 5: If MAB is chosen, the clinical provider will explain medication steps.  

Step 6: A referral to Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is offered.  

Step 7: Clinical staff will schedule a follow-up appointment 1-2 weeks after you take the medication to confirm it was successful and see how you are doing.

Medication Abortion (MAB) Frequently Asked Questions

Will my parent/guardian find out I am receiving these services?
Receiving care at TitanMED for any service, including our sexual health and reproductive services, is always confidential per HIPAA regulations. Your parents/guardians will not know you have received services unless you have documented consent granting them access to your health records. Consent can be revoked at any time; contact us for more info.

 

I want to learn more about birth control options. Who can I talk with?
Call (657) 278-2851 to schedule an appointment with our TitanWELL health educator for a consultation.

 

I’ve decided which birth control method is right for me. What now?
Call (657) 278-2800 to schedule a “birth control start” appointment with a provider.

 

 Which off-campus clinics does TitanHEALTH offer referrals to?

• UCI Family Health Center
• Planned Parenthood
• Hey Jane
• Plan C

 

Where can I use Family PACT?
Family PACT is a California statewide program with several health centers in-network. TitanMED staff assist with verifying eligibility and enrollment. Once enrolled, you can use this coverage to access reproductive health services at TitanHEALTH or off campus at participating clinics.

 

Does Family PACT function as insurance?
No, it does not. You must apply and meet set criteria to qualify for Family PACT. If approved, it will cover family planning and related reproductive health services . It does not cover pregnancy care or abortion services.

 

If I already have a primary care physician outside of TitanHEALTH, can I still receive services and a prescription for birth control?
Yes, you can still receive services with us. To use our pharmacy or get a new prescription, you must first see one of our medical providers.

 

Can I bring my own outside birth control prescription and get it filled at the TitanHEALTH Pharmacy?
No, our pharmacy only fills medication prescribed by our TitanMED providers.

 

If I got a LARC inserted outside of TitanHEALTH, can I still get it removed at TitanHEALTH?
Call (657) 278-2800 to schedule an appointment with a provider to medically assess next steps for a removal.

 

What types of abortion services are there and what are the differences?
Two abortion services are medical abortion and procedural abortion (surgical). TitanHEALTH only offers medical abortion.

 

Why is TitanHEALTH offering medical abortion services?
Effective January 1, 2023, per Senate Bill 24 (also known as the College Student Right to Access Act), abortion by medication (MAB) must be offered at each publicly funded university health center in California.

 

 I took a test and am pregnant. What are my options?

• Pregnancy options brochure
• Pregnancy options workbook

 

I am interested in an abortion but my pregnancy is further along than 10 weeks, what services can TitanHEALTH offer me?
TitanHEALTH does not offer medication abortion to students who are more than 10 weeks along in their pregnancy. We refer out to community resources for abortion services for pregnancies further than 10 weeks along and can make a referral to a counselor at CAPS.

 

Where can I get an abortion in or near Fullerton?

• Her Choice Women’s Clinic
• FPA Women’s Health
• Planned Parenthood
• UCI Women’s Option Center

 

Who can support me before, during, or after my medication abortion at TitanHEALTH?
Nursing staff provides support during your initial pregnancy test appointment. Once a positive test is determined, a provider will provide a pregnancy options consultation. A nurse case manager provides follow up two weeks after your medical abortion. We will also offer a referral to a CAPS counselor.
Abortion Resolution workbook

 

Is emergency contraception a form of medical abortion?
No, emergency contraception prevents you from becoming pregnant. It does not initiate an abortion.

 

Additional Resources 

Pregnancy Options  

Early Abortion Options  

Planned Parenthood in-clinic abortion procedure  

Facts on Mifepristone and Misoprostol

Taking Mifepristone and Misoprostol