Medical
Pregnancy Tests
Facing the possibility of pregnancy can bring many emotions and questions. Whatever you’re feeling , you deserve clear information, compassionate care, and a safe place to ask questions without judgment.
A positive pregnancy test is an important first step. We offer 99% accurate pregnancy tests that detect the hormone (hCG) produced during pregnancy. All medical services are provided by licensed professionals, always free, confidential, and judgment free.
Symptoms of Pregnancy
Every woman and every pregnancy is different. Some of the most common signs of pregnancy include:
- Missed period
- Tender and/or swollen breasts
- Frequent urination
- Mood Swings
- Slight spotting or cramping
- Nausea
If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, or you’re unsure, we’re here for you. You don’t have to go through this alone.
Ultrasounds
We know that facing the possibility of a pregnancy can be overwhelming and having clear answers matter. That’s why all our medical services are provided by licensed professionals that are here to care for you.
A positive pregnancy test is an important first step, but it doesn’t always mean you’re pregnant. Some pregnancies end naturally in miscarriage, even after a positive test. That’s why we offer free ultrasounds to give you the clarity you need.
What is an ultrasound?
An ultrasound is a safe and simple procedure that uses sound waves to provide more information about your pregnancy. It can help determine the location of the pregnancy and give an estimate of how many weeks you may be pregnant.
With an ultrasound, you’ll learn:
- If you have a viable pregnancy
- How far along you are
- The size of your baby
- And most importantly whether there is a heartbeat
At PAI, we want you to feel supported, informed, and never alone as you take your next steps.
PASS/PAI does not refer for or perform abortions.
The information provided in this website is not intended to be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, rather the intent of this information is to be used for general education purposes. Medical options are administered by registered nurses, not professional medical doctors.