UTIs are painful, but you usually don’t have to see a doctor in-person to find relief. Consult with a provider in 1 business day from the comfort and convenience of your phone.
Fast, convenient consultations
Fast, local pickup
Judgment-free care and expert guidance
Affordable with or without insurance
100+ options, including non-hormonal methods
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FDA-approved antibiotics
Fast, local pharmacy pickup
Affordable care, insurance optional
Medical support via chat, phone, or video call
Consult with a provider in 1 business day
How it works
Complete our online intake form
Answer questions about your current symptoms, medical history, and any additional considerations.
Consult with a provider in 1 business day
Your Hey Jane provider will review your chart to assess your symptoms and help diagnose the infection. They'll reach out to you via Spruce, our secure messaging app, with any questions.
Pick up your antibiotics ASAP
If you need a prescription, it will be sent to be filled at your local pharmacy of choice for fast, easy pickup.
Get expert medical support
We’re here to help. You can talk with a provider about your treatment via chat or a quick phone or video call at any point.
You are eligible if you are:
- At least 18 years old
- In CA, CO, CT, DE, DC, HI, IL, ME, MD, MA, MN, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OR, RI, VT, VA, or WA (residency not required)
- Medically eligible
Pay as little as $0 with insurance
Hey Jane accepts select insurance plans. If you’re not using insurance, we offer sliding-scale pricing based on income. We also partner with abortion funds to help you pay for treatment. Click a plan below to see what services are covered.
What form of birth control is right for me?
Hey Jane offers prescriptions for over 100 different birth control options, including different formats and brands. We review your medical history, lifestyle needs, and birth control preferences to recommend options that work for you. We can always try something else if it isn't the right fit!
The pill
Take by mouth daily
A small, daily pill that may have a combination of estrogen and progesterone (two hormones) or just progesterone.
The patch
Apply weekly
The patch is a thin, two inch plastic square that sticks to your skin and releases hormones to prevent you from getting pregnant.
The ring
Insert monthly/yearly
The ring is a small, bendable plastic ring that you insert into your vagina. It's a lot like putting in a tampon.
The shot
Get every 3 months
A shot you can give yourself under the skin that keeps you from getting pregnant.
Non-hormonal
Use during sex. We offer multiple non-hormonal birth control options including diaphragms, vaginal gel, and condoms.
Ella® vs. Levonorgestrel (generic Plan B®)
(generic Plan B)
Why Hey Jane?
Fast, virtual consultations with a provider in 1 business day.
FDA-approved medications ready for quick and easy pick up at your local pharmacy.
Affordable care, with or without insurance.
Support from our expert providers via a secure app.
Follow up care to make sure you see the results you want.
What form of the "morning-after" pill is right for me?
Emergency contraception can be used to prevent a pregnancy after having unprotected sex. It is often referred to as the morning-after pill, though this term is misleading as you can take the medication up to 3-5 days after unprotected sex, depending on the specific treatment you take. It is not the abortion pill, which ends an existing pregnancy. Learn more about the two types of emergency contraception pills Hey Jane offers below.
What are UTIs?
UTIs, or urinary tract infections, are extremely common infections that occur when bacteria enters the urethra, AKA the tube that allows urine to leave your bladder and body. This infection can spread to other areas of your urinary tract like your bladder or kidneys. It can be painful and frustrating, and many people experience infections throughout the year.
What are UTI symptoms?
UTI symptoms can vary from patient to patient, but typically include:
- Painful and/or frequent urination
- Blood in urine
- Sensation of bladder fullness or inability to empty completely
- Tenderness above pubic area
How do I get rid of a UTI fast?
Treating UTIs typically involves the use of oral or injectable antibiotics that can eliminate the bacterial infection causing the symptoms. Some common antibiotic pills used to treat UTIs include:
- Nitrofurantoin (Macrobid)
- Trimethoprim and sulfamethoxazole (Bactrim)
- Ciprofloxician (Cipro)
- Amoxicillin (Augmentin)
- Cephalexin (Keflex)
After you fill out our intake form on your phone or computer, your Hey Jane provider will evaluate the whole picture. They’ll connect the dots between different factors to diagnose your UTI and provide a range of treatment options that address both your lifestyle and medical needs. This includes discussing your history of prior infections, your current symptoms, and what has or hasn’t worked for you in the past.