Even if your at-home pregnancy test (or two) came back positive, we offer no-cost lab-quality urine pregnancy tests which are about 99% accurate in identifying hormone levels consistent with pregnancy.

On average, there are two to three days in each menstrual cycle when you ovulate and can get pregnant. This typically happens about two weeks after your last period started.

The simple, at-home way to estimate your ovulation window and when you might have conceived is by counting the days since your last period.

A more accurate way to determine the conception date, however, is through a no-cost ultrasound in our center.

Abortion is a medical procedure. As with any medical procedure, the physical pain a patient's body feels will vary based on their body's response to the procedure, their individual pain tolerance, and the techniques used by the individuals carrying out the procedure. 

Additionally, the type of abortion you may choose and the state of pregnancy you are in don't just impact the possible pain level, but the possible success and/or complications associated with the procedure.

Finally, it's important you don't overlook that just as there may be levels of physical pain, there may be levels of emotional pain - even spiritual pain - from an abortion decision. 

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Correct. Our services are provided at no-cost to you and insurance isn't required by us.

(In the event we refer you to a medical professional for further care and you don't have insurance, our staff can assist in helping you apply for Medicaid coverage (if necessary).)

All of our services are confidential and private regardless of age. You are welcome to come alone or bring a friend or parent, but it's not required.

You have a right to know about all your options, and our role is to be a safe and confidential place to gather all the pregnancy information you need to make an informed choice. We do not, however, refer for abortions should that be the choice you'd like to pursue.

We encourage you to empower yourself with all the facts before you make a decision.

A nurse is available to chat with you 24/7.

Text with a nurse now at  (254) 452-5250.