Women's Resource Blog

Do you think you may be pregnant? Long before there were readily available drug-store pregnancy tests or sonograms, women knew they were...

Waiting to take a pregnancy test when you think you may be pregnant can be excruciating. If you’ve recently had unprotected sex or...

If you are looking for information about Plan B, the abortion pill, abortion clinic procedures, and what your pregnancy options are right now – we can help. Start with no-cost pregnancy testing, and if you qualify, an ultrasound to obtain proof of pregnancy and verify how far along you are. >> MAKE AN APPOINTMENT TODAY What is Plan B? Is the abortion pill an emergency contraceptive? Plan B, also known as the morning-after pill, is used as an emergency contraceptive designed

If you are facing an unexpected pregnancy and are looking for answers, we are here to help. The first step is to make sure you are asking the right questions, getting the information, and receiving the care you need before you plan your next steps. The right questions: Blind Googling can do you more harm than good, especially when it comes to your mental health. It is important to know what questions to ask. Here are some examples of the questions to ask: How far along am I?

A positive pregnancy test (including a home test) is an indication of pregnancy, but not a confirmation. An ultrasound can confirm your pregnancy and it can indicate how far along you are by using measurements to estimate the gestational age of the fetus. We offer limited ultrasounds to anyone who had a positive pregnancy test at our center. Our medical personnel will determine if you are eligible for a limited ultrasound after you have had a positive pregnancy test at our c