Frequently Asked Questions

1. How accurate are urine tests?
    Our tests are lab-quality urine tests that are over 99% accurate and can detect a pregnancy 7-10 days after conception.
2. If a woman has sex only once, can she become pregnant?
    Yes.  Though women with regular cycles have times they are more and less likely to conceive, if she is having sex there is     a possibility of becoming pregnant any time of the month.
3. How much do your pregnancy tests cost?
    All of our services are provided free of charge to our clients.
4. Will anyone know I visited PCM?
    No, We encourage you to involve your parents in your pregnancy decision when possible, but that is your decision.  The Pregnancy Center has a strict confidentiality policy and we will not release information about you, your 
    pregnancy or your affiliation with us unless ordered to do so by a court subpoena.
5. What are the symptoms of pregnancy?
    Pregnancy symptoms differ for each person.  A woman can be pregnant and experience some, none or all of the typical 
    symptoms.  Symptoms can include morning sickness, tender breasts, excessive tiredness, sudden weight gain, missed 
    periods and change in appetite.
6. What should I do if I suspect I am pregnant?
    We suggest women stop all smoking, drinking and illegal drug use if there is any suspicion of pregnancy.  If it has been 
    at least a week since you believe you may have become pregnant, call us to schedule a pregnancy test.
7. Are there more than one type of abortion?
    Yes. Depending on your stage of pregnancy there may be as many as three different procedures available.  Each type has its own risks involved.  It is very important for a woman to understand the differences so she can make a choice she is 
    comfortable with.
8. Are pregnancy decisions only a women's issue?
    No.  Pregnancy and decisions concerning the outcome of a pregnancy can have significant emotional and practical impacts on the sexual partner, parents and other close relationships.  Whether the outcome is parenting, adoption or abortion, each option has the possibility for impact on involved parties.
9. Is the Pregnancy Center only for women?
    No.   The Pregnancy Center offers pregnancy information and counseling to men and family members as well, 
    whether or not the involved pregnant woman is a client.
10. Do you accept walk-in appointments?
    Sometimes.  We can take walk-in appointments if we have availability when they come in.  We suggest clients call before 
    they want to come in to schedule an appointment.
11. What are the Center's hours? 
      Monday through Thursday 10:00AM through 4:00PM