Reproductive Health

The ACLU shares legal knowledge surround reproductive freedom, with guidelines for healthcare providers, abortion seekers and supporters, and reproductive rights advocates.

The Illinois Human Rights Act prohibits discrimination, harassment, sexual harassment, and retaliation against individuals in connection with employment, real estate transactions, access to credit, public accommodations, and education, which includes protection for pregancy.

HB4664 is a reproductive rights and gender affirming care omnibus bill that protects health care providers and their patients from legal attacks by neighboring states and expands health care access and options across the state.

The Illinois Department of Public Health’s Office of Women’s Health and Family Services (OWHFS) envisions a future free of health disparities, where all Illinoisans have access to continuous high-quality health care.

Public Act 103-0785 went into effect Jan 1, 2025, which "prohibits discrimination on the basis of reproductive health decisions in employment, housing, financial credit, and public accommodations. The law clarifies and extends existing protections in the Illinois Human Rights Act, ensuring Illinoisans have the right to engage in reproductive health decision-making without facing discrimination."

Provides information regarding the reproductive healthcare services (including abortion) that insurance companies are required to provide in Illinois. Coverage varies based on insurance types.

Page supported by the IDHFS to share information regarding reproductive healthcare.

CDC supports national and state efforts to collect data and information to better understand health issues impacting reproductive, maternal, and infant health. A key part of our work is assessing the drivers of health disparities. This informs efforts to improve equity in care and outcomes.

CDC also works with partners to translate research into practice. This increases quality of care and informs prevention approaches. CDC provides technical assistance and training to help improve male and female reproductive health, maternal health, and infant health.

DHHS had maintained a web page that provided information about reproductive healthcare, abortion, and patient rights since 2022. The page is only available through the Internet Archive at this time, dating to Jan. 15, 2025.

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Whether you’re trying to get pregnant, avoid unplanned pregnancy, or simply understand how your body works, there’s never a bad time to talk about sexual health. Learn more about your options and no-cost resources available to you.

This is a comprehensive guide for finding a variety of government documents and information including municipal (city, village etc.) state, and federal.