Reproductive and Sexual Health

Are fertility treatments and reproductive technology covered by OHIP?
Since 2015, the Ontario Fertility Program has been available to eligible patients in helping them grow their families. You may be able to access funded fertility services regardless of your gender, sexual orientation, and/or family status.
COVID-19 Resources & Information
You may have lots of concerns and questions about COVID-19 and its variants of concern. We have collected some trusted resources to help you find a reliable answer.
What are community health centres?
Community Health Centres (CHCs) are non-profit organizations that provide primary health care for individuals, families and communities.

What types of birth control can I get in Ontario?
You can get many types of birth control in Ontario. Some types of birth control are widely available.
Where can I find information about sexual and reproductive health?
Many organizations and websites have information about sexual and reproductive health.
How and when should I schedule my first gynecology appointment?
On top of screening for potential health problems and addressing any health concerns you are having, your first gynecology appointment can also act as a safe space for asking questions and learning about healthy habits.

What can I expect from my gynecology appointment?
Your first appointment is the right step in beginning a lifetime of healthy habits.
HIV Disclosure to Sexual Partners
Disclosing to a sexual partner means telling someone you are having sex with that you are HIV-positive. People living with HIV have a legal obligation to tell their sexual partners they are HIV-positive before having sex in certain situations.
Checking for Cervical Cancer
Staying healthy helps you deal with the challenges of life in a new country. One way to stay healthy is to get checked, or screened, for cervical cancer every three years.

I did not plan to get pregnant. What are my choices?
This can be a very confusing and stressful time. You have choices.
Ontario Health and Physical Education Curriculum
An updated Ontario Health and Physical Education curriculum has been developed for students in grades 1-12. The curriculum covers topics such as healthy relationships, consent, mental health, and online safety.

Are fertility treatments and reproductive technology covered by OHIP?