Arizona’s abortion laws have undergone major changes not just through elections, but through litigation that delivers immediate impact.
Choices Abortion Network (CAN) exists to help patients understand their rights, navigate options, and overcome financial and logistical barriers to care.
On February 6, 2026, an Arizona court struck down the 24-hour waiting period and the state’s ban on telemedicine abortion.
This means:
This court victory resulted directly from a legal challenge led by CAN’s founder and president an independent Arizona provider who stood up to defend Prop 139 and make sure its promise became reality.
“We didn’t just fight for abortion access. We won it and now patients are feeling the results.”
Medication abortion (the “abortion pill”) is safe, effective, and now more accessible than ever in Arizona.
With the telemedicine ban lifted, eligible patients can:
CAN helps patients understand:
Our role is educational, supportive, and grounded in real-time legal knowledge.
CAN helps patients understand:
Whether medication abortion may be an option
Our role is educational and supportive, helping patients navigate a rapidly evolving landscape.
Legal rights don’t automatically equal practical access.
Even today, many patients in Arizona still face:
Even Phoenix the state’s largest city remains underserved, especially for medication abortion through telemedicine.
That’s why CAN exists:
To make sure legal access translates into real access, especially for:
Choices Abortion Network works to make abortion access real not just theoretical.
We do this by:
CAN does not provide medical care. Instead, we focus on removing the obstacles that prevent patients from accessing care they are legally entitled to receive.
Choices Abortion Network works with trusted, licensed abortion providers in Arizona and beyond to support patient access based on medical need, availability, and location.
Providers we work with include independent clinics such as Choices Women’s Center and Family Planning Associates. When care is not available in Arizona, CAN also provides navigation and support for patients who must travel out of state.
If you are unsure where to start or are worried about cost, help is available. CAN is here to support patients with dignity, confidentiality, and respect.
When abortion restrictions fall, demand for care surges but so do costs.
CAN is committed to covering the last mile gap: medication, travel, labs, aftercare.
If you want to make a difference in Arizona this is the moment.
Your donation to CAN will be used immediately to help patients take advantage of newly restored rights.
DONATE NOW – Make access real.
Choices Abortion Network (CAN) was founded on the belief that everyone deserves timely access to abortion care without barriers, without stigma, and without delay. We exist to ensure that no one in Southern Arizona is denied care because of cost, logistics, or politics.
Our board members were selected for their deep, long-standing ties to the Tucson community both personally and professionally and for their shared commitment to protecting patient autonomy. Each brings a unique perspective rooted in decades of service, leadership, and advocacy for reproductive freedom.
Together, we are building a sustainable, locally governed support network that reflects the values and needs of the community we serve.
Board-certified OB/GYN with over 35 years of experience in reproductive healthcare. Founder and former Medical Director of Choices Women’s Center and Planned Parenthood Arizona. Lifelong advocate for patient-centered abortion care.
Retired Grant Manager with Tucson Unified School District. Brings decades of public sector financial oversight and a passion for building systems of equity and access within underserved communities.
Chief Operating Officer and Office Manager at Choices Women’s Center. Trusted leader in patient care operations with over 30 years of experience supporting abortion access in Tucson.
Family medicine physician and abortion provider committed to reproductive justice and rural health access. Advocates for compassionate, evidence-based care throughout Arizona.
Former Office Manager at Midtown OB/GYN, which she co-managed with her husband, Frank Laudonio, MD, for over two decades. A trusted member of the Tucson medical community with a long history of supporting patient autonomy and dignity.
Retired OB/GYN and co-founder of Midtown OB/GYN. Deeply committed to ethical, accessible reproductive healthcare and patient choice.