Where to get an abortion in Queens: clinics, costs, and care at home

If you’re in Queens and need abortion care, you have safe, legal options. You can visit one of the four in-person clinics in the borough or choose fast, convenient abortion pill delivery with Hey Jane. In this guide, we cover clinic and virtual care options, costs, and legality for people in Queens, New York.

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Is abortion legal in Queens?

Abortion in Queens—and across all of New York state—is legal until 24 weeks of pregnancy. After 24 weeks, you can have an abortion if your life or health are at risk, or if the fetus will not survive.

For more information on state laws, see our New York abortion guide. New York abortion laws are constantly evolving; you can stay up to date on the latest.

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How late can you get an abortion in Queens?

You can be prescribed abortion medication, a combination of mifepristone and misoprostol, up to 10 weeks after the first day of your last menstrual period. If you’re not sure how far along you are, you can get an estimate with our online calculator.

If your pregnancy is further along than 10 weeks, you can get an elective in-clinic procedural abortion until 24 weeks into pregnancy. Beyond that, abortion is only legal in New York if the pregnant person’s life or health is at risk or if the fetus will not survive.

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Who can get an abortion in Queens?

Anyone can get an abortion in Queens, New York until 24 weeks of pregnancy. (After that, abortion is only allowed if the life or health of the pregnant person is at risk or if the fetus will not survive.)

Undocumented immigrants, CUNY and St. John’s University students, and minors all have the right to get an abortion in New York through these timeframes as well. If you’re younger than 18, you can consent to an abortion without notifying a parent.

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Where can I get an abortion in Queens?

You can get abortion pills by mail through Hey Jane or go to a clinic in person.

1. Abortion pills by mail: Available up to 10 weeks of pregnancy through virtual clinics like Hey Jane, delivered to any Queens address (including Elmhurst, Flushing, Astoria, Long Island City, Jackson Heights, or any other neighborhood in the borough).
2. In-person abortion care: Pills or procedural abortions at a clinic in Queens or another borough. Use AbortionFinder.org and INeedAnA.com to find verified clinics.

Queens has four in-person abortion clinics according to AbortionFinger.org as of October 2026, so an in-person visit doesn’t require leaving the borough. However, appointment availability varies.

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Am I eligible for abortion pills in Queens?

You may be eligible for abortion pills with Hey Jane if you’re:

• At least 18 years old
• In AZ, CA, CO, CT, DE, DC, HI, IL, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OH, OR, RI, VT, VA, or WA (residency not required)
• Up to 10 weeks pregnant (use this pregnancy calculator to estimate)

You don’t need to be a resident of New York or a U.S. citizen to get care with Hey Jane. Hey Jane also accepts patients regardless of immigration status. You just need a valid photo ID with your name and date of birth.

Hey Jane serves patients 18 and older. If you’re younger than 18, in-person care and abortion funds may be an option. AbortionFinder.org and INeedAnA.com list verified clinics, and our abortion fund partners page lists funds that may help.

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How does medication abortion work?

Medication abortion uses two medicines. You take mifepristone first, which stops the pregnancy from growing. Six to 48 hours later, you take misoprostol, which causes cramping and bleeding to empty the uterus. Here are some quick facts:

• Abortion pills are up to 98% effective when used together (NAF)
• 63% of all abortions in the U.S. done with abortion pills (Guttmacher)
• 27% of abortions in the U.S. are through virtual clinics like Hey Jane (WeCount)

Read more about mifepristone, misoprostol, cramping, bleeding, and how to take abortion pills.

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How do I get abortion pills delivered in Queens?

No matter where you live in Queens—from Astoria to Elmhurst, Jackson Heights to Jamaica—Hey Jane makes it fast, easy, and affordable to get abortion pills. Here’s how:

1. Complete Hey Jane’s secure online intake, available 24/7
2. Consult with a provider by chat, phone, or video in 1 business day
3. Get pills delivered with fast, free shipping in discreet packaging
4. Take treatment at home with our support, including unlimited messaging with our clinical care team and access to our 24/7 nursing line

What’s included:

• Abortion pills: 1 mifepristone and 8-12 misoprostol (depending on how far along you are)
• Ondansetron for nausea
• Ibuprofen or acetaminophen for pain
• An illustrated treatment guide

About abortion access in Queens

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Abortion care for students near Queens College

Queens College (CUNY) enrolled 14,914 students in fall 2025, and 97% of them live off campus. Hey Jane treatment can be delivered to any New York address near Queens College, including off-campus housing and FedEx Hold for Pickup locations. St. John’s University also has its main campus in Queens, and the same delivery options apply to students there. Read more on our student page.

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Abortion care near Fort Hamilton

Fort Hamilton in Brooklyn is about 15 miles southwest of Queens. Service members and military families who want private care can have abortion pills shipped discreetly to their mailing address, or to an off-base New York address, such as a home, a trusted friend or family member’s home, or a FedEx Hold for Pickup location. Our guide to discreet abortion care for military families has more.

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How much does an abortion cost in Queens?

Abortion pills in New York average $600 (ANSIRH). With Hey Jane, the out-of-pocket cost ranges from $299-499, and can be as low as $0 with select private insurance plans and financial aid through our abortion fund partners.

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How can I get help paying for an abortion in Queens?

Insurance can cover partial or total abortion costs in New York. Hey Jane currently accepts select private insurance plans, including Aetna, Anthem BlueCross BlueShield (Empire), Cigna, Oscar, and Sana Benefits. We’re actively working to expand coverage.

Not using insurance? Hey Jane offers income-based pricing, “buy now, pay later” plans, and financial assistance from our abortion fund partners for patients paying out-of-pocket.

If you’re in Queens or traveling to New York State for care, Hey Jane’s partner New York Abortion Access Fund offers financial assistance. You can reach the fund at (212) 252-4757, and it lists a response time of 24 hours.

See all ways to pay for your abortion.

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Are there fake abortion clinics in Queens?

Yes. There are at least seven fake clinics in Queens, and 12 more in nearby Brooklyn, the Bronx, Manhattan, Hempstead, and East Meadow, as of October 2026. Fake clinics, also called crisis pregnancy centers, look like medical offices but don’t offer abortion care.

Watch for these red flags:

• Abortion services aren’t listed clearly
• Staff won’t share pricing or timelines over the phone
• The business advertises “counseling” or “options education” instead of abortion care
• The address shows up for “abortion near me” searches but it isn’t a medical clinic
• Staff pressure you to continue the pregnancy, or promote “abortion reversal”

Verify a clinic with INeedAnA.com or AbortionFinder.org, and report fake clinics at exposefakeclinics.com.

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How does Hey Jane compare with in-person clinics in Queens?

Both virtual and in-person abortion care are available in Queens, and the best option for you depends on how far along you are, how you want to get care, and whether you want to travel.

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Traveling to Queens for an abortion?

Abortion pills prescribed by Hey Jane can be delivered to a home, a hotel, a trusted friend or family member’s home, a PO box, a FedEx Hold for Pickup, a shelter, or a virtual mailbox. Our guide to traveling for an abortion has helpful details on planning a trip around abortion care.

Both of the city’s major airports are in Queens. From JFK, the AirTrain runs to Jamaica Station or Howard Beach for $8.75. At Jamaica, you can switch to the LIRR or the E, J, and Z subway lines, and at Howard Beach to the A train. From LaGuardia, the free Q70 LaGuardia Link bus leaves Terminals B and C every 8-10 minutes for Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Av, then continues to Woodside for the LIRR. For care across the five boroughs, see our New York City guide.