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===What to Get & Where to Get It===
===What to Get & Where to Get It===
* [http://www.prowoman.at/ Pro:woman Ambulatorium]: This health center is affiliated with Marie Stopes International, an NGO that aims to provide affordable sexual and reproductive health care to women around the world. Call us: 01/512 96 31 250 or email us: info@prowoman.at


===Costs===
===Costs===
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===Laws & Social Stigmas===
===Laws & Social Stigmas===


In Austria, abortion is legally permitted and available upon request in the first three months of pregnancy, according to the  Federal Law of 23 January 1974. For an abortion to be legal, the pregnant person must first receive a consultation from a physician and receive blood tests. The pregnant person may then receive an abortion in a public hospital. After three months of pregnancy, an abortion is permitted under certain circumstances, which include: if the pregnancy threatens the life or physical/mental health of the pregnant person, if there is serious risk of fetal impairment, or if the pregnant person is under fourteen years old.<ref>[https://www.loc.gov/law/help/abortion-legislation/abortion-legislation.pdf Abortion Legislation in Europe]</ref>  
In Austria, abortion is legally permitted and available upon request if it is performed before the 16th week of pregnancy (i.e. within three months of implantation). For an abortion to be legal, the pregnant person must first receive a consultation from a physician and receive blood tests. However, there is no required waiting period and the pregnant person does not need to give a reason for termination.<ref>[https://www.gynmed.at/en/abortion/austrian-law Legal regulation of abortion in Austria]</ref> The pregnant person may then receive an abortion in a public hospital. After three months of pregnancy, an abortion is permitted under certain circumstances, which include: if the pregnancy threatens the life or physical/mental health of the pregnant person, if there is serious risk of fetal impairment, or if the pregnant person is under fourteen years old.<ref>[https://www.loc.gov/law/help/abortion-legislation/abortion-legislation.pdf Abortion Legislation in Europe]</ref>  


===What to Get & Where to Get It===
===What to Get & Where to Get It===
====Private Clinics====
* [https://www.gynmed.at/ Ambulatorium Gynmed]: This clinic provides medical and surgical (suction) abortion services, including: consultation on unplanned pregnancy, consultation on the method to find the most suitable for you, medication during medical abortion or the surgery incl. anesthesia (general anesthesia or local anesthesia), the surgery incl. anesthesia (general anesthesia or local anesthesia), determination of blood group and in case that you are rhesus negative the rhesus injection, and aftercare. You can expect to pay between € 560 and € 600, depending on the stage of the pregnancy, as of June 2018. Their website is in many languages, including German, English, Italian, French, Russian, etc. The clinic is open Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. Location: Directly at the Westbahnhof, Mariahilfergürtel 37, 1150 Vienna . Phone: +43 699 178 178 00. Email: e-mail: info@gynmed.at
* [http://www.prowoman.at/ Pro:Woman]: This clinic provides medical and surgical abortions. The charges include counseling, ultrasonic, pregnancy testing, drugs, and all doctor’s fees as well as any post-check up, which add up to around € 550, as of June 2018.Address: Fleischmarkt 26, Wien, 1010 Austria. Email: info@prowoman.at. Phone: +43 1 512 96 31-250. info in German, English, Croatian, and Turkish.
* [http://www.ungewollteschwangerschaft.at/en/ The Woman & Health (Ungewollte Schwangerschaft)]: This clinic provides medical and surgical abortions, and has a lot of information about their services available on their website (in German, English, and Polish). From the website: "For your personal safety and for your maximum well-being we guarantee: Individual and psychological care, Fast and flexible scheduling, Top modern medical equipment, Gentle and soft anaesthesia technology, Maximum competency due to the simultaneous presence of 2 gynaecologists." Address: Woman & Health, Laurenzerberg 2, 1010 Wien. Hours of Operation: MO - TH: 9:00 - 21:00. FR: 9:00 - 18:00Tel.: +43 (0) 1 5333 654 52, Weekend hotline: +43 (0)676 5333 654 (Sa,So: 10:00-20:00). Tel.: +43 (0) 1 5333 654 52, Weekend hotline: +43 (0)676 5333 654 (Sa,So: 10:00-20:00).
====Public Hospitals====
'''''Note: Some hospitals may be more expensive than clinics. You should confirm the price before booking the appointment.'''''
* Humanis Klinikum Niederosterreich: Standort Korneuburg, Wiener Ring 3-5, A-2100 Korneuburg. tel: 02262/780269
* Semmelweis Frauenklinik/Department KH Rudolfstifftung: Bastiengasse 36-38, A 1180 Wien. tel:01/47615-3901
* Sozialmedizinisches Zentrum Sud/Kaiser Franz Josef-Spital: Kundratstrasse 3, A-1100 Wien, tel:01/60191-4730
* Krankenhaus Rudolfstifftung: Juchgasse 25, a-1130 Wien, tel: 01/71165-4741


===Costs===
===Costs===


* In Austria, abortion is not covered by medical insurance or social security. The person who is obtaining an abortion must pay out-of-pocket, as of June 2018. This is different from many other Western European countries, where abortion is often covered for at least young people.
* In Austria, abortion is not covered by medical insurance or social security. The person who is obtaining an abortion must pay out-of-pocket, as of June 2018. This is different from many other Western European countries, where abortion is often covered for at least young people.
* The price for an abortion in Austria will vary, depending on the clinic that you go to. However, at Gynmed Clinic, one pays € 560 (for up to the 10th week of pregnancy) or € 600 (for 10th to 14th week of pregnancy), as of June 2018.
* The price for an abortion in Austria will vary, depending on the clinic that you go to. However, at private clinics. you can generally expect to pay between 500 and 600 euro, as of June 2018.


==Advocacy & Counseling==
==Advocacy & Counseling==

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