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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

We understand you may have many questions. Check out our FAQs below.

Can I just walk in or do I need an appointment?

An appointment is encouraged. Our schedule does not always allow for a same day and/or walk in appointment, please call 907-337-9292 to ensure space is available.

How long will my appointment be?

In order to provide the best possible care, we ask that you allow about an hour for your appointment. If you are coming on a lunch break, or need to make special arrangements, please let us know at the time of scheduling.

Can I bring someone with me to my appointment?

For pregnancy tests appointments, no guests are permitted. For ultrasound appointments, one approved guest is allowed for moral support. For the sake of your privacy, we will meet with you individually at first and then your guest will be invited back when you’re comfortable.

What will we talk about during the appointment?

Our advocate will meet with you and walk with you through out your appointment. She will discuss your options and provide you with resources. There is no judgment or pressure. If you qualify, a pregnancy test will be performed, followed by an ultrasound, by our licensed medial professional, depending on the timing.

Can I schedule an ultrasound?

Prior to scheduling an ultrasound exam we ask you to schedule a pregnancy test.  If your pregnancy test is positive, we will work with you to schedule an ultrasound with you at that time.

What do I need for my ultrasound appointment?

We ask that you arrive for your appointment with a full bladder. The best way to do this is to empty your bladder one hour before the appointment, and then drink 3 glasses of water and refrain from using the bathroom until the nurse tells you to. We encourage you to bring someone with you for moral support to the ultrasound. We do not allow photos or recording of the ultrasound, but we will provide you with ultrasound photos.

How much does it cost?

All our services are performed at no-cost. This includes pregnancy tests, ultrasound, and STD testing.

Will you tell my parents?

No. Your confidentiality is a priority for us, and we never give out personal information without your consent.

If you can’t find the answer to your questions above, please make an appointment and we can help answer them.