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All of our services are free and tailored to your needs.

As you navigate your pregnancy journey, you deserve compassionate, no-cost support tailored to your needs. You can rely on our caring team to provide free pregnancy confirmation and support services, empowering you to make confident decisions for you and your future. Explore the free services we offer to guide you every step of the way.

Pregnancy Test

Might be pregnant? We provide lab-quality pregnancy testing.
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We provide multiple STI testing and treatment options.
Learn about STI testing

Connecting you to resources you need, supplies, and support.
Material Assistance Information

Schedule a free limited OB ultrasound for confirmation and more information.
Free Ultrasound Information

Don’t wonder or worry alone

You don’t have to face uncertainty alone. Reach out to us at 715.425.8539, and our caring team will provide the facts and support you need to move forward with confidence. Let’s talk!

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Mom wins 100k race six months postpartum – while breastfeeding baby

An ultramarathon runner who gave birth just six months ago, and is still breastfeeding her baby girl, didn’t let that stop her from coming in first place at the Ultra-Trail Snowdonia’s 100K in Wales last weekend.

New report highlights concerns about abortion pill’s impact on water supply

Each year, about 700,000 aborted children’s remains enter the water systems, and water treatment plants are not designed to handle medical waste.

Women unprepared for abortion pill pain

The abortion pill is often described as a “safe and effective way to end an early pregnancy,” at least according to Planned Parenthood. But is it? Recently, the Ethics and Public Policy Center released a study that analyzed insurance data codes for over 865,000 cases in which women took mifepristone (the abortion pill) and found that “serious adverse events” for the drug occurred at a rate approximately 22 times higher than the rate reported on the Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) label for the drug.