Frequently Asked Questions

Most pregnancy tests are accurate about 1 to 2 weeks after a missed period. If you are unsure, we can help you figure out the best time to test so you get the most reliable result with a no-cost pregnancy test.

Yes, completely no-cost. No insurance and no hidden fees. Just clear answers in a private, confidential space.

Most visits take about an hour. You will have time to get your results, ask questions, and talk through anything on your mind.

Yes. You are welcome to bring a friend, partner, or support person. Whoever makes you feel more comfortable.

An ultrasound gives you more information than a pregnancy test alone. It can help you understand how far along you are and what is going on with your pregnancy.

Yes, we offer no-cost ultrasounds so you can get the information you need without worrying about cost.

It can show how far along you are and whether the pregnancy is located in the uterus. This information can help you better understand your next steps before making a decision.

You are not required to have one, but many people choose to get an ultrasound so they have clear information before deciding what to do next.

We test for common infections like chlamydia and gonorrhea. You can learn more about STI testing services here.

No. Many STIs do not show symptoms, so testing is the only way to know for sure.

If you test positive, we will talk you through your next steps and provide treatment or help connect you to care.

You have three main options. Parenting, adoption, and abortion. We are here to explain each one so you can understand what they involve and decide what feels right for you.

Yes. You can come in, ask questions to our Licensed Medical Staff, and talk through what abortion involves without any pressure to make a decision. Many people start with a pre-abortion screening to get clear medical information first.

No. You have time to understand your situation and think through your options. You do not have to rush.

That is completely okay. A lot of people feel that way. You can come in just to talk, ask questions, and figure things out step by step.

We can connect you with resources like parenting support, baby supplies, and community programs so you do not have to do it alone.

Open adoption means you can have some level of contact with your child and the adoptive family. What that looks like can vary based on what you are comfortable with. You can learn more about adoption options here.

Yes. Adoption is a process, and you have time to make decisions along the way. We can help you understand what that looks like.

Yes. You have rights that allow you to continue your education and receive support during your pregnancy.

Yes. You can request an appointment anytime, and we will help you get connected as soon as possible.