You have burning questions around pregnancy and beyond. We’re here to help answer them below.
If you recently received a negative result on your at-home pregnancy test but are still having early pregnancy symptoms, there’s a chance that:
- You’re pregnant but took the pregnancy test too early
- You’re experiencing a health condition that mimics early pregnancy symptoms
We recommend that you wait for one week to make an appointment or to repeat the test. If the test continues to show a negative result and you continue to have symptoms we recommend you see your healthcare provider.
No, there is no insurance needed to receive our free and confidential pregnancy services and support.
Absolutely! We want you to feel as comfortable as possible at your appointment with us. You are free to bring someone you trust along with you to your appointment.
STIs (Sexually Transmitted Infections) and STDs (Sexually Transmitted Diseases) are two different phrases used to describe infections that are spread through sexual contact.
Although STIs and STDs are interchangeable terms, STI can be a more accurate description.
That’s ok. Most women don’t know what they want until they have worked through confirming their pregnancy details and understood all of their pregnancy options. You can do the same with our safe and non-judgemental team today.
Yes, we offer our services and support completely free because we care about you and your pregnancy situation. We know you may be stressing over finances, and we want to alleviate some of the pressure.
