If you think you may be pregnant, waiting to take a pregnancy test can feel excruciating. If you’ve recently had unprotected sex or experienced contraception failure, you probably want to know as soon as possible. Before you begin to worry or make any plans, taking a home pregnancy test is a good first step. Of course, if you want to, skip the home test and come see us first. We can provide lab-grade pregnancy testing for you – free of charge. >> MAKE AN APPOINTMENT When Shou

The two little words, “I’m pregnant” may make your world spin out of control. We understand and are here to help. Make an appointment for pregnancy testing for her and options consultations for you both – completely confidential and free of charge . Before you make any permanent plans, we can help you decide your next steps and talk through all your options. Here’s a checklist to get you started down the right path.  Is She Really Pregnant? First things first. If your par

"Am I pregnant?" As you can see, it’s one of the most commonly Googled questions. But since Google or WebMD can sometimes give us information overload, we thought we'd help you determine if you need to take the next step and come in for testing. Early Pregnancy Symptoms Check-list  Is your period more than two days late? A late period is usually one of the earliest signs of pregnancy.  Have you felt any changes in your breasts? Soreness, heavier, nipple changes? Some women

Your health and well-being are our top priorities.  We care about you and want to help you make a fully informed choice. No matter what you decide, each pregnancy decision can have long-term effects on your future and your health. ​ If you are unsure about the answer to any of the questions below, come in and talk with one of our staff or medical personnel.  ​ It’s your pregnancy, your future, and your decision. Choose to know. Make an appointment Pre-Abortion Checklist 

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