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Birth Control

Birth Control, Prescribed Safely and Renewed Simply

The pill, the patch, or the ring, prescribed by phone visit for adults in Texas. Jessica Boggs, APRN, FNP-C reviews your history and your blood pressure, matches you to a method that is safe for your body, and writes it to cover the year when it is safe to. $75 to start. $49 a year to renew.

Book a Birth Control Visit How Care Works
Adults 18+
Phone Visit
Up to 12 Months per Prescription
Texas Only

How It Works

One Visit. One Form a Year After That.

Your first visit is a short phone call after Jessica reads your intake. She goes through your history, your blood pressure, any migraines, anything that raises your clot risk, and the medicines you take. Then she sends the prescription to your pharmacy. And when everything stays the same, renewing takes one form a year and no appointment at all.

"Birth control that was safe for you last year may not be safe this year. That is why we check."

What We Prescribe
Pill, patch, or ring

Combined pills with estrogen and progestin. Progestin-only pills for anyone who should avoid estrogen. The patch. The vaginal ring. We screen every patient against the CDC medical eligibility criteria before anything is written. Shots, implants, and IUDs are placed in person, so we refer for those.

Tell Us Right Away
When something changes

You turn 35 and use nicotine. You start smoking or vaping. You get a new diagnosis, especially high blood pressure, migraines with aura, or a blood clot. Surgery is coming up. You become pregnant, give birth, or start breastfeeding. You start a new medicine.

Book the free Health Update and send the form. But if you have chest pain, sudden severe headache, vision changes, severe leg pain, or weakness on one side, call 911 or go to the emergency room.

Pricing

Simple Pricing.

Birth Control Visit
New patients, restarting after a break, or switching methods. Phone visit, prescription sent to your pharmacy
$75
Birth Control Renewal
Once a year for established patients staying on the same method. Reviewed from your health update form, no appointment needed
$49
Birth Control Health Update
Any time your health, medicines, or nicotine use changes between renewals
$0
Paid at booking. The renewal fee covers clinical review and is charged whether or not a prescription is issued. If your update needs a conversation, we text you before converting it to a Birth Control Visit. Medication is paid separately at your pharmacy. Treatment is at provider discretion and is not guaranteed. Adults 18 and older, located in Texas. Navara Health is a cash-pay practice and does not bill insurance. Ask us for a superbill you can submit to your insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Prices are subject to change.

Common Questions

What Patients Ask Most

Who can book a birth control visit? ▾
Adults 18 and older who are in Texas during the visit. Texas law requires a parent's consent for anyone under 18 to receive prescription birth control, and Navara does not provide birth control to minors. Navara also does not see patients enrolled in Medicare or Medicaid.
Do I need a pelvic exam or Pap test first? ▾
No. A pelvic exam and Pap test are not required to prescribe the pill, patch, or ring. They still belong in your regular women's health care. What we do need is your full health history and, for any method with estrogen, a blood pressure reading from the last 30 days.
How do I get a blood pressure reading? ▾
A home cuff works, and so does the free kiosk at most pharmacies. Sit quietly for five minutes first with your feet flat and your arm resting at heart level, then write down both numbers and the date. You enter it on your intake.
How long does one prescription last? ▾
When it is safe, one prescription covers your full year. Your pharmacy, your plan, and Texas law decide how much you pick up at once. If you use insurance at the pharmacy, Texas requires most state-regulated plans to allow a 12-month supply after your first fill of the same pill. Ask your pharmacist.
What if I smoke or vape? ▾
Tell us. If you are 35 or older and use any nicotine product, Navara will not prescribe a method that contains estrogen, because the risk of stroke and heart attack is too high. A progestin-only pill is usually the safer choice, and we will talk it through.
Do you place IUDs, implants, or the shot? ▾
No. Those have to be placed in person. We prescribe pills, patches, and rings, and we will point you to the right place if you want one of the others.
Will my insurance cover this? ▾
Navara is a cash-pay practice and does not bill insurance. Ask us for a superbill you can submit to your insurance company for possible out-of-network reimbursement. Your plan decides whether to pay you back. The medication itself is paid at your pharmacy, and your insurance may cover it there.

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Book Your Birth Control Visit.

$75, by phone, for adults in Texas. Questions first? For the quickest reply, text our clinic line at 469-653-3124.

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Written and clinically reviewed by Jessica Boggs, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, ENP-C, founder of Navara Health. Medical oversight by Simal Patel, MD.

Last reviewed October 26, 2026. This page is general information, not medical advice, and does not create a provider relationship.

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