Did you ever think “abortion information near me” is what you would be searching for on the internet? Yet, a positive pregnancy test may have brought you here, typing “abortion information near me” into your search bar. This may be one of the hardest times in your life. There are many questions to have answered and you may not know where to begin.

You have found a great place for information and a place to slow down and be heard. Alcove Health Women’s Clinic is full of women just like you. We see you and we understand. You can get answers to your questions simply by calling us here or clicking here to request an appointment. There is a lot of abortion information on the internet, but what you cannot find on the internet is the care, concern, and nonjudgmental support that you will find at Alcove. We are here for you.

Below are some comments from the clients who have trusted Alcove Health Women’s Clinic with their care in one of the most vulnerable and scary times of their lives.

“Everyone was so sweet and understanding, not once did I feel judged. The waiting area and consultation rooms were nice and clean. Very welcoming!”

“The best experience. Very friendly and professional.”

“The staff here care about you and your feelings genuinely.”

“They were so sweet and nice. They helped me think a lot about options and made me feel comfortable.”

“I feel good, felt like I was in a safe place, surrounded by females who are knowledgeable and helpful.”

When considering an abortion, having a support system is vital. We are on your team, and we are ready to help. Don’t go it alone. The need for support, concern, and care ranks high with the need for abortion information. Some of the medical information you need before an abortion includes:

1. The age of your pregnancy, which is vital to know what type of an abortion is available to you. An ultrasound is the most accurate method to determine the gestational age of a pregnancy.
2. The placement of the pregnancy. If it is not in the uterus, it is considered an ectopic pregnancy and it is a medical emergency.
3. Whether or not the pregnancy is viable. If there is no heartbeat you may be spending money unnecessarily. Up to 20% of all recognized pregnancies end in miscarriage.