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  Are you thinking about having sex with your partner? If sex is crossing your mind, it’s time to talk to them about preventing sexually transmitted infections (STIs), also known as sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). Getting tested and having safe sex are the best ways to prevent STIs. This topic may feel nerve racking or […]

Making regular appointments with your healthcare provider to talk about your reproductive and sexual health is important. Taking the time to speak with a provider helps you stay informed about your reproductive and sexual health options, which keeps you happy, healthy and in control of your life. Choosing a healthcare provider you feel comfortable with […]

Every year, approximately 850,000 people in the United States are affected by natural disasters. That number does not include people affected by man-made disasters, country-wide or world-wide diseases.  We are in the middle of a world-wide pandemic that has affected millions of people in the United States alone. Did you know the COVID-19 pandemic can […]

If you are sexually active and don’t want to get pregnant (or get your partner pregnant), you may want to think about contraception, also known as birth control. Birth control can help prevent unintended pregnancy, but there are so many options. How do you know which method is right for you?  Below is a birth […]

Periods are both exciting and embarrassing. Your first period can be an exciting event, knowing that you are becoming a woman and part of a sisterhood! And then you have a few more and experience some of the more embarrassing moments periods tend to bring. Whether you refer to them as “Aunt Flow,” “on the […]

Even though the state is opening back up, you may feel cautious about seeking necessary medical help during the COVID-19 pandemic. These feelings are normal. However, delaying these services may negatively impact your health and possibly put you and your partner at risk. NJFPL provider health centers have put into place safety measures so that […]