Unplanned Pregnancy? You're Not Alone

To find out if you're pregnant, the first step is taking a lab-grade pregnancy test. These tests are over 99% accurate in detecting pregnancy hormones.

We offer no-cost, confidential pregnancy tests, and you don’t need insurance. If you qualify, you can also receive a non-diagnostic ultrasound during your visit to learn how far along you are.

On average, there are two to three days each menstrual cycle when you can get pregnant. This ovulation window usually happens about two weeks after your last period begins.

Counting from the start of your last period can give you a rough estimate of when you may have conceived. However, an ultrasound is a more accurate way to determine the age of the fetus. Since fetal growth follows a steady pattern, an ultrasound can provide a clearer estimate of when conception likely occurred.

The amount of pain a woman may feel during an abortion can vary from person to person. It depends on how her body responds to the procedure and her personal pain tolerance.

Other factors that can affect pain include the type of abortion and how far along the pregnancy is.

Yes, we offer confidential services at no cost to you, giving you the support and information you need to make informed and practical decisions about your future. No insurance is required to access our care.

All of our services are private and confidential, no matter your age. You’re welcome to come on your own or bring a friend or parent with you, but that’s completely up to you.

We do not provide or refer for pregnancy terminations or birth control. Our role is to offer information as an educational service.

We know that navigating your options can feel overwhelming. If you’re looking for a safe and confidential place to talk and learn more about your choices, you can book an appointment or send us a text. A nurse is available 24/7 to chat with you, and no question is too hard to ask.