Pregnancy Testing

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If you think you may be pregnant and are confused, scared, anxious, or have questions, you’ve come to the right place. We provide pregnancy testing, discussion of all your options, and an initial ultrasound at no charge. Our laboratory quality urine pregnancy tests are 99% accurate and are done in a safe and private setting. Our client advocates, counselors, registered nurses, nurse practitioners, and support staff are highly trained and dedicated to meeting your care needs.

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If You Think You May Be Pregnant

Discovering you might be pregnant can bring a mix of emotions – uncertainty, confusion, overwhelm, or excitement. No matter where you are in your journey, you deserve accurate information and compassionate care. At Hope Clinic, we provide free, confidential medical-grade pregnancy testing in a supportive, judgment-free environment. Our team is here to help you confirm your results, answer your questions, and walk alongside you as you consider your next steps.

Understanding When to Take a Pregnancy Test

While some tests can detect pregnancy before a missed period, testing too early may lead to a false-negative result. For the most accurate results, it’s generally best to wait until after your missed period. If you’ve already taken a home pregnancy test, or you’re unsure when to test, our team can provide free, medical-grade pregnancy testing and help you understand your results.

What to Expect During Your Pregnancy Testing Appointment

When you come for a pregnancy test, you will be asked to leave a urine sample in a small cup in our guest bathroom. You will leave the cup in the bathroom and the counselor or a nurse will run a pregnancy test. The at home pregnancy tests or the period and fertility apps are good indicators and they can be fairly accurate. But nothing beats a professional performing a medical-grade pregnancy test for you. This will measure the hCG hormone (human chorionic gonadotropin, otherwise known as the pregnancy hormone) in your urine. We will be able to confirm the results of that test within a few minutes. 

After that your counselor will meet you back in the counseling room to deliver the results. Typically, a nurse or nurse practitioner is available to answer any medical questions you may have. At this time, your support person may join you in the counseling room. Whether the test is positive or negative, we will be providing resources to you for next steps. Your health is our top priority. 

Pregnancy Test FAQs

How accurate are your pregnancy tests?

Our laboratory-quality urine pregnancy tests are approximately 99% accurate when administered at the appropriate time. Like any pregnancy test, accuracy depends on when you test. If you test too early, there may not be enough of the pregnancy hormone (hCG) in your urine to detect a pregnancy. If you’re unsure when to test or have questions about your results, our team is here to help.

Even if you’ve already taken a home pregnancy test, receiving confirmation with a medical-grade pregnancy test is an important next step. If your test is positive, we may also recommend a limited obstetrical ultrasound to confirm the viability of the pregnancy and estimate how far along you are. This information can help you better understand your pregnancy and your next steps.

If your pregnancy test is positive, we offer a free, limited obstetrical ultrasound when medically appropriate. An ultrasound can confirm that the pregnancy is developing in the uterus, determine gestational age, and check for fetal cardiac activity. If it is too early in the pregnancy, we may schedule a follow-up ultrasound.

Your pregnancy test results are typically available within just a few minutes. After your test is complete, you’ll meet with your options counselor to review your results, discuss any questions you have, and talk about appropriate next steps based on your situation.

Yes. You don’t need to have your mind made up before your appointment. Whether you’re considering parenting, adoption, or abortion, our team is here to provide medically accurate information, answer your questions, and help you understand your options so you can make an informed decision.

Scheduling an appointment is easy. You can call or text 615.321.0005, or use our online scheduling form to request an appointment at a time that’s convenient for you.

Next Steps After a Positive Pregnancy Test

If your pregnancy test is positive, we understand that you may have many thoughts and feelings. Our team is here to provide you with confidential support and accurate information. We will offer a free, initial ultrasound to confirm the viability and gestational age of the pregnancy, which is crucial for understanding your options. 

Following the ultrasound, our counselors will discuss all available options with you, including parenting, adoption, and abortion, providing factual and unbiased information for each path. We are committed to ensuring you feel empowered to make an informed decision that is right for you, and we will connect you with resources and support services regardless of your choice.