For healthcare providers
OB-GYNs, primary care and DPC physicians, midwives, doulas and pelvic-floor PTs are often the first to hear “we're done having kids.” One consistent question makes sure vasectomy is part of that conversation.
Why it matters
Even among women actively seeking permanent contraception, only half reported being counseled about their partner getting a vasectomy, though many of their OB-GYNs considered it part of standard counseling. Providers can close that gap simply by making vasectomy a routine part of the conversation when a family is complete.
1 in 2
women seeking postpartum permanent contraception reported being counseled about vasectomy
Larkin et al., Contraception, 2026 · four U.S. institutions
The Healthcare Pledge · We Ask.
“When permanent contraception or completed family planning is being discussed, we ask: Have you and your partner considered vasectomy?”
Not a recommendation over any other method. Just a consistent question.
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Launch support
Joining is free, and we'll help you get started. Here's what every partner practice receives.
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A short conversation about the initiative and how it fits your practice.
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A short session for clinicians, MAs and front desk on the question and the three moments to ask it.
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How to roll it out, from your first week to your first patients asking.
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A couples guide you can give any patient. Not a clinic brochure. Download the guide
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Posters, exam-room signs and ready-to-post social content that invite patients to ask the question themselves.
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A Healthcare Partner badge for your website and a listing in the Why Not Him? Partner directory.
Independent by design. His Choice Health is the founding sponsor, but this isn't a referral program. There's no requirement to send patients anywhere, the materials are neutral, and it's free to join. This is about making vasectomy part of every family-planning conversation.
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