While birth control remains legal, 12 states allow some health care providers to refuse to provide services related to contraception.
For now, the Supreme Court was clear that the constitutional right to access contraceptives would remain untouched.
"A lot of people didn't at all know that this law was going into effect. They didn't know what the kind of parameters of the law was," said activist Meghan Turner. Haver is a board-certified OB-GYN, practicing medicine in the Houston area. Saturday, she spent more than an hour on live stream addressing questions.
With abortion access already off the table in some states, Haver says women must be reminded of their options.
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