FAQ
Am I Really Pregnant?
If you have a positive pregnancy test administered by our nurse, we can help you take your next steps to pregnancy confirmation. We can help you gain the clarity you need to make an informed decision for your future.
How Much Do Your Services Cost?
All of our services and support are offered at no cost to you. There are no requirements for income or residency. Everyone is welcome to use our services. Talk to us today to learn more.
Do I Need an Ultrasound?
We always recommend getting an ultrasound, as it confirms important details of your pregnancy that a pregnancy test cannot confirm on its own. An ultrasound confirms three things:
- How far along you are (gestational age)
- The viability of your pregnancy (whether it’s growing and healthy)
- The location of your pregnancy (whether it’s growing within the uterus)
Schedule a no-cost appointment with our medical team to begin pregnancy confirmation. Once you receive a positive pregnancy test, we can schedule a no-cost, limited ultrasound appointment with you.
When Should I Call?
Call as soon as you think you might be pregnant, as time is of the essence. Our registered nurse or client advocates will instruct you to take a no-cost pregnancy test as soon as you miss your period or a no-cost ultrasound.
How Long Is An Appointment?
Approximately 45-60 minutes to allow you to ask questions and understand your options. Ultrasound appointments are 90 minutes.
I Don’t Live Near Your Offices. Where Can I go to Find a Pregnancy Center Near Me?
There is help and support available to you. Option Line is available 24/7 by calling 800-395-4357. You can visit their website optionline.org to search for a center in your area that can assist you.
Contact us today to get any questions answered that you did not see on this page! We want to help.
Pregnancy Tests
If you take a pregnancy test early, there may not be enough hCG present and you may get a false negative. Try to wait at least one day after the first day of your missed period.
Limited Ultrasound
A fetal ultrasound is a procedure done during pregnancy that reveals an image of the pregnancy in the uterus. It’s a safe way to check the health of a potential pregnancy. The ultrasound may be done either on the woman or patient's abdomen (trans-abdominal) or in the vagina (trans-vaginal).
Material Resources
Whether you want to learn more about your pregnancy or need help preparing for parenting, Crossroads offers material support when you attend our no-cost prenatal and parenting classes. We want to help you find the materials you need to feel supported and equipped for this season.
Pregnancy Tests
If you take a pregnancy test early, there may not be enough hCG present and you may get a false negative. Try to wait at least one day after the first day of your missed period.
Limited Ultrasound
A fetal ultrasound is a procedure done during pregnancy that reveals an image of the pregnancy in the uterus. It’s a safe way to check the health of a potential pregnancy. The ultrasound may be done either on the woman or patient's abdomen (trans-abdominal) or in the vagina (trans-vaginal).
Material Resources
Whether you want to learn more about your pregnancy or need help preparing for parenting, Crossroads offers material support when you attend our no-cost prenatal and parenting classes. We want to help you find the materials you need to feel supported and equipped for this season.
