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Thinking About Abortion?

Start With a Pre-Abortion Screening. 

Learn what you need to know before making your decision — no-cost, private, and confidential.

Before an abortion, it’s important to confirm key details about your pregnancy and health. Our pre-abortion screening includes a pregnancy test, often an ultrasound, and STI testing. This information helps you understand your options and make the choice that’s right for you.

What a Pre-Abortion Screening Includes:

Pregnancy test

Medical grade, more accurate than most at-home tests.

Limited Obstetrical Ultrasound

Confirms how far along, checks for location and viability. It will also check for an ectopic pregnancy.

STI Testing

Helps reduce the risk of complications or infections during an abortion.

Confidential Support

A safe space to ask questions and learn without pressure.

We’re here to give you answers.

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Why a pre-abortion screening matters

  • An ultrasound shows how far along you are, which affects what types of abortion may be available.
  • Confirming if the pregnancy is viable (not miscarrying or ectopic) prevents unnecessary procedures.
  • STI testing reduces the risk of complications or infections during an abortion.
  • Having accurate info means you can make an informed decision about your next steps.

You deserve clear information before making any decision about your pregnancy. A pre-abortion screening gives you the medical details and peace of mind you need to take the next step — whatever you decide.

A few common questions

Do I have to get an ultrasound before an abortion?

Many providers require it to determine gestational age and rule out ectopic pregnancy. It’s an important step in knowing your health and options.

Will the screening cost me anything?

No. Pre-abortion screenings are available at no-cost and are always confidential.

What if I’m not sure I want an abortion yet?

That’s okay. A pre-abortion screening gives you facts about your pregnancy. The decision is always yours.

Can I talk to someone today?

Yes. You can request an appointment online or call us at 907-337-9292 to schedule one.

Sources

  1. American Sexual Health Association. STI Testing and Resources.
  2. Mayo Clinic. STD Symptoms: What to Know.