Unplanned Pregnancy Resources, Options & Support

The first step to finding out if you’re pregnant is taking a lab-grade pregnancy test. These tests are over 99% accurate in detecting pregnancy hormones.  

We provide free, confidential pregnancy tests—no insurance required. If you qualify, you may also receive a free limited OB ultrasound during your visit to determine how far along you are.

Ovulation typically happens two to three days each menstrual cycle, about two weeks after your last period begins. This is when your body is most likely to conceive.  

By counting the days since your last period, you can estimate your ovulation window and when conception may have occurred.  

An ultrasound provides a more accurate way to determine conception. Since fetuses grow at a predictable rate, their age can be measured, offering a clearer date range than ovulation calculations.  

We can help answer this question during your ultrasound appointment. If you’d like to ask questions now, you can text a care expert privately and for free at 208-521-5488.

The level of pain during an abortion procedure varies from person to person. It depends on individual pain tolerance and how the body responds to the procedure.  

Factors like the type of abortion and the stage of pregnancy can also influence the amount of pain experienced.  

You can discuss these details with a care expert during your appointment or text us privately at (208) 521-5488 anytime for free.

We offer free and confidential services to help you make the best decisions for your future. You don’t need insurance to use our services.

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Idaho law requires parents' consent before providing services to minors. If you are under 18, you must be accompanied by a parent who can then sign a consent form before receiving services.

If you are legally an adult, the services you receive are always confidential.

We don’t provide or refer for pregnancy terminations or birth control. We offer information as an educational service.

We know that exploring your options can feel overwhelming. If you’re looking for a safe, confidential space to talk and learn about your options, book an appointment or send us a text. A nurse is available to chat with you anytime, and no question is too tough.

Text with a nurse now at (208) 521-5488.