FAQs

If you have recently taken a pregnancy test and the results are positive, you may be eligible for an ultrasound. An ultrasound procedure can tell you some important information about your pregnancy and can help you in the decision-making process. Having an ultrasound performed will tell you how far along you are in your pregnancy, whether there is a fetal heartbeat and where the pregnancy is developing. All of this is important to know to help determine if you have a viable pregnancy.

If you have recently had unprotected sex, you may be wondering if you’re pregnant. While the only way to tell if you are really pregnant is to take a pregnancy test and have an ultrasound performed, there may be certain signs and symptoms that could indicate pregnancy. The most common sign is a missed period, however, you may also experience tender or swollen breasts, frequent urination, spotting or cramping, nausea or aversions to certain foods, darkening of the nipples and more. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, especially a missed period, you should contact us today for a free pregnancy test and subsequent ultrasound.

If you recently found out that you’re pregnant, you probably have so many questions about what to do next. Our staff is here to help you through your decision-making journey! We can give you information on adoption, abortion and parenting in a caring, non-judgmental environment. No matter what you choose, the decision is yours alone to make. We can support you, but you must make a choice that makes the most sense for your unique situation.

Because we care about your health and well-being, all our services are completely free. This means, you do not have to bring proof of insurance or report your appointment to the insurance company.

While we do not offer abortions at our mobile unit or provide referrals for them, we can provide you with accurate information about abortion procedures, costs, risks and more. Our goal is to ensure that you have all the information you need to make an educated decision regarding your unplanned pregnancy. We also offer information and resources regarding all your pregnancy options in a non-judgmental setting. If you’re facing an unplanned pregnancy and don’t know what to do, we are here to help.

Nope! Your privacy is important to us. We won’t tell anyone that you came in, what you came in for or what you talked about during your appointment. Plus, since all our services are free, you don’t have to bring proof of insurance or report your appointment to your insurance company.

Our mobile pregnancy center changes locations to best serve our community! When you call us to make an appointment, we will give you the address of where our conveniently located mobile unit is parked that day.

No, but if you are in a crisis or unplanned pregnancy we can provide referrals to you for STD testing. We also will provide information to you regarding common STDs.