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Frequently Asked Questions

• Am I Pregnant?

  The first step in determining if you are pregnant is to take a lab-grade pregnancy test, which is typically over 99% accurate in identifying hormone levels consistent with pregnancy. 
  
  As a non-profit organization, Hope offers free, confidential pregnancy tests. Those who qualify can also receive a non-diagnostic ultrasound on their following appointment to verify the gestational age of their pregnancy.

   

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• When did I conceive?

  On average, there are two-to-three days when you ovulate – the time when your body can get pregnant – each menstrual cycle. This occurs about two weeks after your last period started.
  
  By calculating the time since your last period, you can get a rough idea of your ovulation window and, hence, when you conceived.
  
  Another way to determine the conception date is through an ultrasound. Fetuses tend to grow at a consistent rate, which means the age of the fetus can, quite literally, be measured. As such, an ultrasound can give a more accurate date range than an ovulation calculator.

   

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• Do abortions hurt?

  Like with any medical procedure, the pain a patient experiences will vary from person to person, how their body responds to medical treatment, and their individual pain tolerance.
  
  But personal factors aren’t the only ones that impact pain. Which type of abortion you get and the development of the fetus greatly impacts the procedure.

   

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• How is this free?

  Hope Pregnancy Centers offer free services to women who are pregnant and those who have experienced an unexpected pregnancy.

  Thanks to community organizations, church congregations, businesses, and individuals who have a heart for women in these difficult circumstances, all expenses are covered by donors who support Hope Pregnancy Centers.

   

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