Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We do not bill insurance and we do not collect payment. Funding comes from private donations and community partners.

Yes. Conversations stay between you and our team. We follow strict confidentiality standards and we will not share information without your permission.

Absolutely. You are welcome to bring a partner, parent, sibling, friend, or anyone you trust.

For the most reliable result, we recommend testing at least one day after a missed period. The longer you wait, the more accurate the result.

An ultrasound confirms whether there is a heartbeat, how far along you are, and where the pregnancy is located. A pregnancy test alone cannot tell you any of those three things.

No. We are a non-profit pregnancy resource center, not a medical clinic. We do not provide or refer for abortion services. We do offer accurate information about every option, including abortion, so you can think it through clearly.

Yes, appointments help us give you our full attention in a private space. Walk-ins may be accommodated when staffing allows, but booking ahead is best.

Yes. We serve women and families regardless of religion, marital status, immigration status, insurance status, or income. Everyone gets the same level of care.

Our centers serve clients in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Haitian Creole. If you speak another language, we have translation tools to help, so please reach out no matter what language you speak. Let us know your preference when you book.