Plan First is Virginia’s FREE family planning program for men and women. Family Planning Services provide education and support
to help you decide if or when you want to have a baby. Plan First offers FREE yearly family planning exams, contraceptives, lab
testing, family planning education, and more.
Plan First enrollees receive benefits through the Fee For Service model (members will not be enrolled in a managed care plan).
*Always need to have a doctors order for any OTC contraceptive
For more detailed information about Plan First, see the Plan First Member Handbook (Spanish).
Men and Women may be eligible if they:
Qualifying for Plan First also depends on household income and family size. For your family size, count the number of people included on your federal taxes. If you don’t file taxes, count how many children and stepchildren under age 19 live in your home. Add yourself if you are the mother, father or stepparent of the children. Then add your husband or wife. For example, if you have 4 children and/or stepchildren under age 19 living in your home, plus yourself and your husband, your family size is 6. We determine eligibility based on monthly income. The current monthly income limit for a family of 6 is $5,765.
Plan First Income Limits* (Gross Income) - Effective January 18, 2018 | ||
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Family Size | Monthly | Yearly |
Each Additional Family Member | $738 | $8,856 |
$2,075 | $24,887 | |
$2,813 | $33,743 | |
$3,551 | $42,599 | |
$4,289 | $51,455 | |
$5,027 | $60,311 | |
$5,765 | $69,167 | |
$6,503 | $78,023 | |
$7,241 | $86,879 |
*includes 5% standard disregard
To find out if you may be eligible for Plan First, answer the questions on the Eligibility Screening Tool on the Eligibility page.
To find out if you may qualify for Plan First, answer the questions on the Screening Tool on the Am I Eligible? page. If, after using the Screening Tool, you think you may qualify, follow the instructions on the Apply page.
Plan First pays for family planning services only. If you get sick or need treatment for other medical conditions, you can go to a Community Health Center that provides primary care on a sliding fee scale based on your income. To locate a Community Health Center near you, click here.