Testing & Resources

Pregnancy Testing

safe, secure, and free Pregnancy and std Tests

There are two main types of pregnancy tests, blood tests, and urine tests.

There are two blood tests a qualitative hCG and a quantitative hCG test. The qualitative hCG test answers the question, “Are you pregnant?”. Giving you a “yes” or “no” answer. A quantitative hCG test measures the exact amount of hCG within your blood. This method can find very low levels of hCG. (WebMD)

Urine tests are easy to use and more confidential than a blood test. They are quick easy and accurate if you follow the directions closely. It is used to test the urine for pregnancy signs. The response from the test only takes a few minutes.

 View The Location Of Your Baby

Safe, secure, and free limited ultrasounds

What is a limited ultrasound? A limited ultrasound is a way to answer important questions, such as the gestational age of the pregnancy, and if the baby has a heartbeat. A limited ultrasound is not a full medical evaluation. Instead, it’s meant to answer the most basic and important questions regarding the early stages of pregnancy.

STD/STI Testing

Free and Confidential STI Testing

An STI is a sexually transmitted infection. It is recommended to get tested if you are a sexually active woman under the age of 25. If you are older than 25 and have intercourse with a new partner or multiple partners, you have HIV or have been forced into intercourse or sexual activity (Mayo Clinic). Cases like Chlamydia and gonorrhea can occur during intercourse and it is important to get treatment or recommendations from a doctor.

Testing can be done by examining the affected area, taking a blood sample, or swabbing the affected area to test for results. Typical symptoms of sexually transmitted infections are having sores; however, sometimes there are no signs or symptoms. It is still important to get tested.

 More Information & Resources

Counseling Services and Wise Choice Resources

Finding out about an unplanned pregnancy can be very hard on women. Our Non-Profit helps women find Peer Counseling Services and have a full connection to all resources from our main clinic. It is important to us to give women and couples all the options for their pregnancy before they make a decision.

There are options other than abortion to dealing with an unplanned pregnancy. A woman can choose to keep the baby or place the baby for adoption. We can provide you with options for both.

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