NOCO Healthcare
IUD Insertion and Removal | Greeley
Hormonal and copper IUDs placed in our Greeley office, often the same day, by nurse practitioners who take time to answer every question first.
IUD insertion near you, at a women-owned clinic in Greeley
If you are searching for IUD insertion near you, you probably want two things: a provider who will actually listen, and an appointment that does not take weeks to get. At NOCO Healthcare, our women’s clinic in Greeley places hormonal and copper IUDs in the office, handles removals and string checks, and helps you switch methods when your plans change.
Every IUD visit starts with a conversation about your health history, your periods, and what you want from birth control. Then, in many cases, placement can happen the same day.
IUD Insertion in Greeley: Key Points
- We place hormonal IUDs (Mirena, Kyleena, Liletta, Skyla) and the copper IUD (Paragard) in our Greeley office.
- IUD removals, string checks, and switching to a new method are handled here too.
- Placement can often happen the same day as your consultation. Call to ask about timing.
- We accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans, and most plans cover birth control, including IUDs.
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Hormonal vs. copper IUD: which one fits you?
All IUDs are small, T-shaped devices placed in the uterus, and all of them are among the most effective forms of birth control available. The difference is how they work and how long they last.
Hormonal IUDs
Hormonal IUDs release a small amount of progestin directly into the uterus. Many people notice lighter periods, and some stop having periods altogether. Depending on the type, a hormonal IUD can last from 3 to 8 years. We place Mirena, Kyleena, Liletta, and Skyla, and your provider will help you compare them.
The copper IUD
The copper IUD (Paragard) is hormone-free and can last up to 10 years. It is a good fit if you want to avoid hormones, though periods can be heavier or crampier for the first several months.
Not sure which one is right? That is exactly what the consultation is for. If an IUD is not the best fit, we will also walk through the pill, the patch, the ring, the shot, and the implant on our birth control in Greeley page and in person.
Worried an IUD Insertion Will Hurt?
Many people put off getting an IUD because they have heard placement is painful. That worry is real, and you deserve a straight answer instead of a brush-off.
We talk through comfort options before we start, explain each step as it happens, and never rush you. Placement usually takes just a few minutes, and you can rest before you head home.
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What to expect at your IUD appointment
Before placement
Your nurse practitioner reviews your health history, answers your questions, and helps you choose the IUD that fits. We may ask for a pregnancy test before placement. Bring your insurance card and a list of any medications you take.
During placement
Placement is done in an exam room, similar to a pelvic exam. Your provider measures the uterus and places the IUD through the cervix. The whole process usually takes a few minutes, and most people feel cramping that eases soon after.
After placement
Cramping and light spotting for a few days are common. We will tell you how to check your strings, when your IUD starts protecting against pregnancy, whether you need a backup method for a short time, and when to come back for a follow-up check.
IUD removal, string checks, and switching methods
When it is time to take out an IUD, whether it has reached its limit, you want to try for a pregnancy, or you simply want something different, removal is usually quick and done in the office. Many people have a new IUD placed at the same visit.
If you cannot feel your strings, do not panic. Use a backup method and call us for a string check. We will find out what is going on and make a plan. For a full yearly check-in, pair it with your well-woman exam.
Not Sure an IUD Is Right for You?
With so many birth control options, it is easy to feel overwhelmed, or worried that you will be pushed toward one choice.
Our nurse practitioners lay out the real pros and cons of every method and help you choose what fits your body and your plans. If an IUD is not the right fit, we will say so.
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Why women in Greeley choose NOCO Healthcare for IUDs
NOCO Healthcare is a women-owned practice founded by Sheree Montoya, FNP-C, who spent more than 25 years in healthcare before opening a clinic built around listening. Our nurse practitioners take the time to explain your options without rushing, and if seeing a woman matters to you, just tell the front desk when you call.
We accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans, and a real person at our front desk answers the phone. Learn more about everything our women’s clinic in Greeley offers.
Getting Your IUD in Three Steps
Call or Book Online
Call (970) 888-0399 and tell us whether you want a new IUD, a removal, or a string check.
Talk It Through
Meet with a nurse practitioner to choose your IUD and go over timing, comfort, and coverage.
Placement and Follow-Up
Have your IUD placed in our Greeley office, often the same day, with a follow-up check afterward.
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IUD Insertion in Greeley: FAQ
Where can I get an IUD near me in Greeley?
You can get an IUD at NOCO Healthcare, a women-owned clinic at 1130 38th Ave, Suite A, in Greeley. Our nurse practitioners place hormonal and copper IUDs in the office, and we also handle removals and string checks. Call (970) 888-0399 to schedule.
Can I get my IUD placed the same day as my consultation?
IUD placement can often happen the same day as your consultation in Greeley. It depends on your health history, a pregnancy test when needed, and your insurance. When you call, the front desk will tell you what to expect for your visit.
Does IUD insertion hurt?
IUD insertion usually causes cramping for a short time, and some people feel more discomfort than others. We talk through comfort options before we start, explain each step, and go at your pace. Most cramping eases within a day or two.
How long does an IUD last?
How long an IUD lasts depends on the type. Hormonal IUDs last from 3 to 8 years depending on the brand, and the copper IUD can last up to 10 years. Your provider will tell you exactly how long yours is approved for.
Do you do IUD removal in Greeley?
Yes, we do IUD removal in our Greeley office. Removal is usually quick, and many people have a new IUD placed at the same visit or switch to another method. If you want to try for a pregnancy, we can talk about next steps too.
Does insurance cover an IUD?
Most insurance plans cover birth control, including IUDs, often with little or no out-of-pocket cost. We accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans. Call us and we will help you understand your coverage before your visit.
What is the difference between a hormonal and a copper IUD?
A hormonal IUD releases a small amount of progestin and often makes periods lighter. A copper IUD is hormone-free and lasts longer, but periods can be heavier at first. Your nurse practitioner will help you weigh which fits your body and plans.
What if I cannot feel my IUD strings?
If you cannot feel your IUD strings, use a backup birth control method and call us for a string check. Strings can shift or soften over time, and a quick visit will tell us whether everything is in place.
Can I get an IUD if I have never had a baby?
Yes, an IUD can be a good option for many people who have never given birth. Your provider will review your health history and talk through whether an IUD, and which type, makes sense for you.
Who places IUDs at NOCO Healthcare?
IUDs at NOCO Healthcare are placed by our nurse practitioners (FNP-C) at our women-owned Greeley clinic. If seeing a woman provider matters to you, let the front desk know when you call (970) 888-0399.
Birth Control That Fits Your Life
IUD insertion, removal, and string checks at our women-owned Greeley clinic. Medicaid, Medicare, and most major insurance plans accepted.
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