Who’s Paying for Your Birth Control?

Who’s Paying for Your Birth Control?

Who’s Paying for Your Birth Control?

Will you have access to no-copay birth control under HHS's new regulations?

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Last week, the Obama administration updated its proposed regulations regarding birth control coverage under the Affordable Care Act. It refused to create an exemption for for-profit employers who object to provide contraceptive coverage on religious grounds, but it left a lot of people, reporters included, confused about how religiously affiliated employers would be accommodated, and who—the insurer, a third-party provider, or the federal government—would be left footing the bill for the coverage.

To find out whether you can access no-copay birth control through the ACA, check out the infographic below!

Birth control regulations under HHS

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