If you have had unprotected sex or missed your period, you might wonder if you are pregnant. The first thing you should do is take a pregnancy test. We offer lab-quality pregnancy testing at no cost.
If you are pregnant, an ultrasound will help determine how far along you are, if the pregnancy is viable (growing), and if it’s located in the correct place. We offer limited obstetric ultrasounds at no cost.
When a person engages in sex or sex-like activity, there’s a chance of contracting an STD. Most people with an STD don’t have immediate symptoms. Regular testing helps prevent later physical risks. We offer no-cost and confidential STD testing to women and men.
Our fatherhood program, Men MENtoring Men, begins during the first medical appointment. Men MENtoring Men is the opportunity for you to meet with a male advocate to discuss your feelings about becoming a dad.
When you only have one choice for a major decision, you feel backed into a corner. Knowing you have more than one choice for your unplanned pregnancy empowers you to choose what’s best. We offer medically accurate education so you can make an informed choice.
Over the years, Telehealth visits have become more critical than ever. Call today and speak with one of our trained nurses about our Telehealth services. We’ve made it as convenient as possible for you to get the pregnancy help you need.
It’s not uncommon for women to change their minds after beginning the abortion pill method. Learn more about abortion and how to hopefully reverse the effects of the first abortion pill drug. But hurry.
Most women facing an unplanned pregnancy immediately panic and often make a rash decision without considering all of their options. Our caring, non-judgmental staff is ready to discuss your situation and help you find the best solution.
Most women facing an unplanned pregnancy immediately panic and often make a rash decision without considering all of their options. Our caring, non-judgmental staff is ready to discuss your situation and help you find the best solution.
Abortion
Abortion is a serious medical decision, and we want you to have as much information as possible. Learn about procedures, side effects, and potential risks.
Adoption
Making an adoption plan is difficult, but the rewards can be amazing. Learn about the different adoption plans and how you can choose the family to raise your child.
Parenting
Parenting is challenging, but we can show you how to become the most successful parent possible. Learn about our free parenting courses and material resources to help you.
An ultrasound is critical to protecting your health and gathering the information needed to make a pregnancy decision. If you are planning on having an abortion, this scan is an essential step before solidifying a plan. Life’s Choices Women’s Clinic provides limited ultrasounds to help you understand your pregnancy and options. We are here for
Yes, you can buy the abortion pill online. Known as “online abortion” or “mail-order abortion,” the process consists of ordering abortion drugs online and shipping them to your home. However, this decision comes with serious risks. Understanding these risks and your options will help you decide. We’ll explain “online abortion” and what you should consider
You might have heard of mail-order abortion (also known as online abortion) before. This method involves purchasing abortion drugs online, which are then delivered to your door for you to take at home. If you’re considering this option for your unplanned pregnancy, know that learning the facts and assessing your unique situation will help you
Ultrasound is a diagnostic scan that views the inside of your body via images on a screen. Healthcare providers use ultrasounds for various purposes, including monitoring your developing pregnancy and providing important details. Understanding how an ultrasound works can help you know what to expect when pregnant. And if you’re experiencing an unplanned pregnancy, Life’s
Abortion is one option for an unplanned pregnancy, but like any medical procedure, it involves certain risks. Before making a pregnancy decision, you should learn about all your options. And if you have had an abortion, it’s crucial to understand the warning signs of an infection so you can receive prompt medical treatment. Life’s Choices
Your health should be the priority when you’re navigating an unplanned pregnancy. It can be easy to start weighing your options, but you must protect your well-being and confirm critical details first. Before deciding, you should verify information like your pregnancy’s location. Some women experience an ectopic pregnancy—a life-threatening condition that requires treatment. A limited
Online abortion (also known as at-home abortion) consists of two abortion drugs taken as a part of the medical abortion process. Pursuing this type of abortion can pose safety concerns and risks. Mifepristone is taken first, which blocks progesterone, a hormone needed for a pregnancy to grow. Second, misoprostol is taken, which causes cramping and
Ultimately, you alone have the right to make a pregnancy decision. Regardless of which option you’re considering, no one can pressure or coerce you into choosing a specific one. While you don’t have to share your intended pregnancy decision with your partner, there are several reasons why you may want to do so. We’ll outline
Any medical protocol or procedure has risks; you deserve to know what they are and how they can impact your health. The abortion pill (also called “medical abortion”) is no different, and making an informed decision is a crucial part of protecting your health. Learn about abortion procedures, risks, and side effects with options counseling
No one should pressure you to have an abortion, including your partner. This is illegal, and you deserve to consider all your options. An unplanned pregnancy can invite outside opinions, but you have the right to make a pregnancy decision. Being firm about how loved ones can support you is key. Talking About Your Unplanned
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