Breast and gynecologic exams (Pap smears), birth control advice, pregnancy testing and counseling, screening for STIs, medication abortion, and diagnosis of gynecological disorders.
Range of Services
Services offered include:
- Comprehensive gynecologic exams
- Pap smears for cervical cancer screening
- Screening for Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI)
- Contraceptive counseling and prescriptions
- Long-acting reversible contraception: Insertion of Intrauterine Devices (IUD) or Arm Implant
- Pregnancy options counseling
- Medication abortion services
- Endocrine problems, abnormal pap smears, breast lumps, chronic pelvic pain, and other complex gynecological health problems
Scheduling
Appointments: Patient Login or (310) 825-4073
Fees
See the Fees page for a detailed, centralized fees listing.
UCLA Health Study Recruitment
Researchers at UCLA Health are exploring where and from whom adolescent patients prefer to learn about their reproductive health.
The research team is interested in administering a quick survey and appreciates your consideration in being part of this UCLA Health study. Your participation is completely voluntary and confidential.
Note: If you have any questions, comments or concerns about the study, please contact the Research Coordinator at familyplanning@mednet.ucla.edu
Additional Services:
Cervical Cancer (Pap) Screening
When to Get Screened, via CDC Guidance:
If You Are 21 to 29 Years Old
You should start getting Pap tests at age 21. If your Pap test result is normal, your doctor may tell you that you can wait three years until your next Pap test.
If You Are 30 to 65 Years Old
Talk to your doctor about which testing option is right for you:
- An HPV test only.This is called primary HPV testing. If your result is normal, your doctor may tell you that you can wait five years until your next screening test.
- An HPV test along with the Pap test. This is called co-testing. If both of your results are normal, your doctor may tell you that you can wait five years until your next screening test.
- A Pap test only. If your result is normal, your doctor may tell you that you can wait three years until your next Pap test.
If You Are Older Than 65
Your doctor may tell you that you don’t need to be screened anymore if:
- You have had at least three Pap tests or two HPV tests in the past 10 years, and the test results were normal or negative, and
- You have not had a cervical precancer in the past, or
- You have had your cervix removed as part of a total hysterectomy for non-cancerous conditions, like fibroids.
Note: Discussion with a clinician is the optimal way to determine what is right for you.
Free Menstrual Hygiene Products
The Ashe Center, in partnership with Student Wellness Commission, now provides students with free menstrual hygiene products all year long. Pads and tampons are located in two areas on each clinical floor of The Ashe Center (Floors 1-3), in dispensers located near the restrooms and on the clinic station counters. Please feel free to stop in for these products whenever needed.
Vending Machine Access to Birth Control
ASUCLA, Student Health Education & Promotion, and the Arthur Ashe Student Health and Wellness Center have partnered with UCLA Vending Services to install a special vending machine in Ackerman A-Level: The main goal of the machine is to offer students with cheaper, more convenient access to birth control products, in addition to providing educational materials on sexual health and campus resources.
Location
Ashe Center, First Floor (Basement Level)
What to Bring
- BruinCard
- Complete the Clinical Questionnaire
- Arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time
- Plan for your visit to take one hour
- There is a $20 fee for missed appointments and late cancellation (less than 24 hours before appointment time)
Our Providers
Anca Fatu, NP
Gynecology Services, Family Nurse Practitioner
Lynne Fukumoto, NP
Gynecology Services, Family Nurse Practitioner
Jamie McKinney, MD
Gynecology Services, Physician, Family Medicine
