West Virginia
You can get an abortion in West Virginia but only with an in-person provider. Telemedicine to administer medication abortion is prohibited.
- West Virginia requires state-directed counseling, then waiting 24 hours before having an abortion. This can be done on the phone
- If you are under age 18 in West Virginia, a parent or guardian must be notified about your abortion. If this is not an option for you, contact the JB Hotline.
Learn more about your options in West Virginia at abortionfinder.org
In-Person Care
There is one abortion clinic in West Virginia. You can find more options – including out of state providers – at ineedana.com where you can easily search by zip code.
- Women’s Health Center of West Virginia – Charleston (304) 344-9834
Financial Support
Medicaid and most private insurances do not cover abortion care in West Virginia. You can contact these groups for help with funding, transportation, and other logistics.
- Holler Health Justice 1-833-465-5379
- Indigenous Women Rising (505) 398-1990
- NAF Hotline Fund 1-800-772-9100
Advocacy
If you are a West Virginia voter wanting to preserve and expand equitable abortion access, we suggest getting involved with:
Where is AOD available?
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*Patients in D.C. must provide a Maryland or Virginia mailing address.*