The Colorado Abortion Access Map

The ‘abortion pill reversal’ is a large dose of progesterone that is said to reverse the first part of the medication abortion’s two-step process to keep pregnancies viable after taking the abortion pill. This pill has not been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration and multiple doctors and medical associations denounce the treatment for its ineffectiveness and harm.

In Colorado, the Colorado Medical Board has legally deemed the APR as unethical practice and prescribers would be subject to investigation by the state medical board.

An often faith-based organization that provides services and anti-abortion pregnancy options coaching with the mission to stop people from seeking abortion care.

People can only receive material assistance (diapers, clothes, formula, etc.) after attending often faith-based parenting and birthing classes.

Gonorrhea and chlamydia can be tested through an at-home urine test. Limited testing does not require a doctor’s authorization and does not provide the medical verification needed for prescribed antibiotics treatment.

A limited ultrasound can only look at the viability of a fetus and gestational age. A complete ultrasound looks at the whole fetus, uterus, and cervix for possible problems. 

People do not have to be medically certified to perform limited ultrasounds, which makes them unable to provide medical diagnoses.

An at-home pregnancy test that detects hormone levels through urine analysis.