Telehealth, mailed medications mark post-Dobbs landscape of Nevada abortion care

In the wake of the Dobbs decision, Nevadans are adapting to new methods of accessing abortion care, with telehealth playing a crucial role. Data from the Society of Family Planning shows that nearly half of the state's abortions in the first half of 2025 involved remote medication prescriptions and mailed pills, reflecting a shift in how reproductive health services are delivered. This change highlights the increasing reliance on telehealth and direct-to-patient medication delivery to navigate restrictive laws and ensure continued access to essential healthcare services.