Camelback Family Planning

• Fully licensed and inspected by the State of Arizona.
• Nationally accredited with the National Abortion Federation (NAF).
• All nursing staff are licensed Registered Nurses (RNs).
• All physicians are board‑certified and licensed professionals with extensive experience in abortion care.
• The clinic focuses on providing safe, evidence‑based medical care in a supportive, non‑judgmental environment.

Our physicians (summary)

Dr. Gabrielle Goodrick – Founder / Clinic Administrator

• Founded Camelback Family Planning in 1999.
• Board‑certified physician with over two decades of experience in abortion care.
• Trained in Family Medicine at Phoenix Baptist Hospital (now Abrazo Central) after medical school at the University of Vermont.
• Former Planned Parenthood physician and nationally recognized expert in medical abortion (abortion pill).
• Member of the National Abortion Federation and Abortion Care Network.
• Provides clinical care, leadership, and training for physicians from around the world.

Dr. Barbara Zipkin – Physician / Medical Director

• Obstetrician‑gynecologist with over 40 years of experience.
• Medical degree from Northwestern University School of Medicine in Chicago.
• Completed OB‑GYN residency at North Shore University Hospital in New York.
• Known for a compassionate, relationship‑focused approach to patient care.

Dr. Jessica Holmes – Physician

• Background in Family Medicine with a long‑standing interest in reproductive health and justice.
• Education includes a Biology degree (with a Spanish minor) from the University of Iowa, an M.P.H. from the University of Michigan, and medical school at Case Western Reserve University.
• Completed Family Medicine residency in Chicago and has provided full‑spectrum reproductive care in Phoenix since 2013.

Dr. Atsuko Koyama – Physician

• Native of Phoenix with extensive training in adolescent and young‑people's reproductive health.
• Medical degree from the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Tucson and public health degree from the University of California, Berkeley.
• Completed pediatrics residency at Jacobi Medical Center (Bronx, NY) and fellowships in Adolescent and Pediatric Emergency Medicine in Boston.
• Involved in family planning and reproductive health care for over a decade.

Dr. Sarah Valliere – Physician

• Family medicine physician focused on reproductive access, reproductive justice, and advocacy.
• Medical training at the University of North Texas Health Science Center Texas College of Osteopathic Medicine.
• Completed Family Medicine residency at Northwestern in Chicago.
• Completed a fellowship in reproductive health and advocacy and has provided contraceptive and abortion care at Camelback Family Planning since 2019.

Dr. Jill Gibson – Physician

• Board‑certified in Obstetrics and Gynecology and Complex Family Planning.
• Education includes Wellesley College, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences, and residency in OB‑GYN at University of California San Diego.
• Extensive history in reproductive rights and abortion care, including roles with Planned Parenthood.
• Provides direct patient care at Camelback Family Planning.

For questions about specific clinical qualifications, training opportunities, or who might provide a particular service, callers should be directed to contact the clinic directly.

• Medication (medical) abortion / abortion pill
• Non‑surgical option, often called the abortion pill.
• Offered within an early gestational age window (see pricing document for current gestational limits and costs).
• Available both in‑clinic and via telehealth, when clinically appropriate.

• Surgical abortion
• One of the safest and most common surgical procedures.
• Performed by experienced, board‑certified physicians.
• Offered across a range of gestational ages (see pricing document for current gestational limits and fees).

Who we care for

• Patients seeking abortion care.
• Patients with pregnancy complications, including fetal anomalies and miscarriage who are referred by maternal‑fetal medicine specialists and general obstetricians.
• Patients who prefer to discuss their options in detail before deciding.

How care is provided

• Care is provided in a licensed clinic in Phoenix, Arizona, by a team of board‑certified physicians and licensed registered nurses.
• The clinic emphasizes non‑judgmental, patient‑centered care, emotional support, and clear information so patients can make the decisions that are right for them.

For details about the step‑by‑step process of appointments, please see the document on abortion care appointments and consultation visits.

Camelback Family Planning offers abortion care by telehealth for eligible patients seeking a medication (medical) abortion.

What telehealth abortion care is

• Abortion care is provided through a video visit with a physician instead of an in‑person consultation.
• If you are eligible, you can have the abortion pill shipped discreetly to you after the telehealth visit.

Key points

• Telehealth is available for medication abortion (abortion pill) only, not for surgical abortion.
• You meet with a physician by video to review your medical history, confirm eligibility, and discuss the process and follow‑up.
• If you qualify, your medication is shipped discreetly after the visit.
• Gestational age limits and any other eligibility criteria are the same as or more strict than in‑clinic medication abortion (see pricing and gestational age document for current limits).

How to learn more or schedule

To learn more about telehealth abortion care or to see if you qualify:

• Call or text the clinic at 602‑279‑2337.
• Email the clinic at info@camelbackfamilyplanning.com.

The staff can explain current telehealth availability, review eligibility, and help you schedule the appropriate type of appointment.

Medication abortion (abortion pill)

• Medication abortion (abortion pill): $680
• Price does not vary by gestational age within the clinic's offered range.
• Medication abortion is typically available from 4.0 to 10.6 weeks of gestation, subject to clinical eligibility.

Surgical abortion

Pricing for surgical abortion varies by gestational age. The clinic can usually estimate how far along you are over the phone using the first day of your last menstrual period; an ultrasound can be done at your appointment if needed.

• Under 12.0 weeks: $700
• 12.0 – 12.6 weeks: $740
• 13.0 – 13.6 weeks: $820
• 14.0 – 14.6 weeks: $860
• 15.0 – 15.6 weeks: $960
• 16.0 – 16.6 weeks: $1,090
• 17.0 – 17.6 weeks: $1,250
• 18.0 – 18.6 weeks: $1,450
• 19.0 – 19.6 weeks: $1,600
• 20.0 – 20.6 weeks: $1,800
• 21.0 – 21.6 weeks: $2,100
• 22.0 – 22.6 weeks: $2,300
• 23.0 – 23.6 weeks: $2,500–$2,600 (the website lists both $2,500 and $2,600; please call the clinic for the current exact fee at this gestational range).

Contraceptive pricing (self‑pay)

The clinic accepts insurance for most contraceptives. The prices below reflect self‑pay costs listed on the website and may change.

IUD and implant options

• Liletta IUD: $750
• Kyleena IUD: $1,400
• Other long‑acting options (e.g., Nexplanon implant, Paragard IUD): prices are available directly from the clinic; please call for current self‑pay amounts.

Other contraceptives

• Depo‑Provera injection: $100
• Plan B (emergency contraception): $30

Other services

• Pregnancy confirmation typically includes an ultrasound, pregnancy test, and Rh blood type testing.
• Consultation visit no‑show fee: A fee is charged if a patient does not show up for a scheduled abortion appointment.
• Private appointments: Private appointments are available for an additional fee; call the clinic to ask about current pricing and availability.

Financial assistance for abortion care

If cost is a concern, financial assistance may be available.

• When you call to schedule, tell the staff that cost is a concern.
• Staff will review possible funding and financial assistance options with you over the phone.
• The clinic works with several organizations, including:
• National Network of Abortion Funds (NNAF)
• National Abortion Federation (NAF)
• Abortion Fund of Arizona (AFAZ)
• Indigenous Women Rising

Payment policy and accepted payment methods

• Insurance: The clinic does not accept insurance for abortion care. Insurance may be accepted for some contraceptive services.
• Credit/debit cards:
• The cardholder must be present with a valid ID.
• The clinic does not accept unsigned credit cards.
• No credit card payments over the phone and no PayPal payments.
• Processing fees:
• Online payments: A 3% processing fee is added.
• In‑person credit card payments: A 2% processing fee applies.
• To avoid processing fees, cash is gladly accepted for in‑person payments.
• Accepted payment methods: Cash, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.

For any questions about current prices, payment arrangements, or financial assistance, callers should be directed to contact the clinic directly.

• Arizona requires an informational consultation with a physician at least 24 hours before abortion care.
• This visit is sometimes called a consultation or consent visit.

What happens at the consultation visit

• An ultrasound is performed.
• You meet with a doctor to review your medical history, discuss your options, and review the abortion care process.
• Required state information is provided and consent forms are reviewed.

Scheduling the consultation

• Call the clinic after 8:00 am, Monday–Friday, to schedule a consultation.
• In many cases, consultation visits can be scheduled for the next business day, depending on availability.
• The clinic may be able to make exceptions in some situations—call to see if they can accommodate you.

Abortion visit (procedure or medication visit)

• This is the appointment when you receive your medication abortion (abortion pill) or surgical abortion care.
• The abortion visit is scheduled after your consultation visit is completed and your consent is on file.

Day‑of‑visit expectations

• The clinic sees a high volume of patients and has limited spots available each day.
• Patients are asked to arrive before 8:00 am, Monday–Friday, for abortion care visits.

Scheduling and questions

• You can schedule a medication or surgical abortion appointment directly by phone.
• If you are not sure what you need, you are welcome to schedule a consultation visit only to talk through your options and decide what feels right.

Flagstaff pre‑abortion informational sessions

• State‑mandated pre‑abortion informational sessions are also offered twice a month in Flagstaff, Arizona.
• These sessions provide the required information so you only need to drive to Phoenix once for your abortion appointment.
• To learn more or make an appointment for a Flagstaff informational session, email or call the main Phoenix number (602‑279‑2337) or the Flagstaff line (928‑275‑4108).

Because scheduling can change, callers should confirm current hours when they make an appointment.

Main contact details (Phoenix clinic)

• Phone (call or text): 602‑279‑2337
• Email: info@camelbackfamilyplanning.com
• Address:

Camelback Family Planning 4141 N 32nd Street, Suite 105 Phoenix, AZ 85018

Patients can call or text to:

• Schedule a medication abortion (abortion pill) or surgical abortion appointment.
• Schedule a consultation visit to talk through options.
• Ask questions about the abortion care process, pricing, or financial assistance.

Flagstaff informational sessions contact

For state‑mandated pre‑abortion informational sessions in Flagstaff, Arizona:

• Call the Phoenix clinic at 602‑279‑2337, or
• Call the Flagstaff line: 928‑275‑4108.

Online presence

• Website: https://www.camelbackfamilyplanning.com

Patients with questions that are not answered in the knowledge documents should be directed to call, text, or email the clinic using the contact details above.

• Evaluation and management for fetal anomalies diagnosed in a wanted pregnancy.
• Abortion care when there is a medical condition or fetal anomaly diagnosis and an induction or dilation and evacuation (D&E) procedure may be needed.
• Supportive care and procedure options that follow current, evidence‑based recommendations.

Referrals and expertise

• The clinic regularly receives referrals from maternal‑fetal medicine physicians and general obstetricians from across Arizona.
• Care is provided by experienced, board‑certified physicians with extensive abortion care expertise.

Appointment availability

• The clinic indicates that it can often provide immediate appointments for patients with fetal anomaly or medical‑indication needs.
• Patients are encouraged to call the clinic at 602‑279‑2337 to discuss their situation and scheduling.

Legal and service availability note

• The clinic's website notes that, following the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision, Camelback Family Planning stated it would temporarily suspend elective abortion services while assessing the continued legality of abortion in Arizona.
• Because legal requirements and service availability may change over time, patients should be advised to contact the clinic directly for the most current information about what services are available and under what conditions.

Emotional support and recovery

The clinic recognizes that losing a later pregnancy or ending a wanted pregnancy for medical reasons can be emotionally difficult.

• Emotional healing can take much longer than physical healing.
• Common feelings may include anger, guilt, sadness, and grief.
• Patients are encouraged to give themselves time to grieve and to seek support from loved ones and from their health care providers.
• If someone is experiencing profound sadness or depression, they are encouraged to talk with a health care provider and seek additional emotional support resources.

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