Facing Roadblocks in Tennessee? Abortion Care Is Still Within Reach | CARE Clinic Colorado
You might be sitting in Tennessee, scrolling through your phone, wondering how on earth you’re supposed to get the care you need. You’ve read headlines. You’ve heard rumors. Maybe someone told you it’s impossible to find help anymore.
It’s overwhelming, right?
Let’s set things straight: you still have options. And if Tennessee feels like it’s slammed the door shut, CARE Clinic Colorado can help you open another one.
The Reality in Tennessee
In Tennessee, abortion access has shrunk to almost nothing. New laws have made it illegal in nearly all cases, with only rare exceptions that often leave patients confused and scared.
People in Tennessee face:
- Complex, shifting regulations
- A total ban on most abortions
- No clear pathway to get care locally
It’s not just a legal barrier, it’s an emotional weight. Many feel rushed, isolated, or pressured into decisions. And that’s not fair. You deserve real options.
How Colorado Stays Open When Tennessee Closes Doors
Unlike Tennessee, Colorado has kept abortion legal and accessible. There’s no ban on procedures at any stage, and the laws protect your privacy and right to make decisions about your own body.
CARE Clinic Colorado exists because people like you shouldn’t be forced into parenthood, or secrecy, because of where you live.
Services You Can Expect at CARE Clinic Colorado
If you’re coming from Tennessee, here’s what’s available to you in Pueblo, Colorado:
- Safe for pregnancies up to 11 weeks
- Available in-clinic or mailed once you’re physically in Colorado
- A two-medication process that many find manageable and private
Vacuum Aspiration
- An in-clinic procedure for pregnancies up to 18.6 weeks
- Typically takes only a few minutes
- Most patients go home the same day
- For pregnancies beyond 18.6 weeks
- Performed by highly experienced physicians
- Care tailored to your physical and emotional needs
Making the Journey from Tennessee
Traveling might feel impossible when you first think about it. But countless patients from Tennessee have found it manageable once they start planning.
Flying often works best. From cities like Nashville, Memphis, or Knoxville, there are frequent flights to Denver International Airport. From Denver, Pueblo is around a two-hour drive, and the roads are direct and easy to navigate.
Driving is an option, too, though it’s a long trip. Nashville to Pueblo runs roughly 16-18 hours by car, depending on your route.
No matter which you choose, CARE Clinic Colorado’s team can help you figure out transportation, lodging, and scheduling so you’re not left piecing it together alone.
Is It Legal to Leave Tennessee for an Abortion?
Yes, it’s legal to travel to Colorado for abortion care. Tennessee law doesn’t forbid you from leaving the state for medical treatment. Colorado providers are not bound by Tennessee restrictions, meaning you can receive care without the legal confusion or risks you’d face at home.
How CARE Clinic Colorado Helps Tennessee Patients
When you’re coming from Tennessee, you deserve more than just a clinic visit. You deserve respect, privacy, and honest answers. Here’s how we support you:
- Guidance on planning your trip
- Transparent cost discussions
- A staff trained to serve patients traveling from out of state
- A safe, private environment where you’re treated like a person, not a statistic
We’re here because nobody should feel trapped by their ZIP code.
Take the Next Step, When You’re Ready
If you’re in Tennessee and feeling like doors are closing all around you, remember that CARE Clinic Colorado is still open.
Reach out to talk through your options. Ask us the hard questions. We’ll help you navigate each step, because your choices matter, no matter where you live.
Call us or send a message online. Let’s figure this out together.