Pregnancy
Am I really pregnant?
The best way to determine if you are pregnant is to schedule an appointment with us for a reliable medical quality urine pregnancy test. Our tests are free and can detect an early pregnancy. You will receive the results at your appointment. Everything is confidential. FAQs about our pregnancy tests

Based on specific criteria, our medical person will determine if an appointment for an ultrasound exam is needed.

Walk-ins are welcome, however we suggest you schedule a time to come in to meet with us. Please call the office closest to you to schedule an appointment.

We care about you and will not pressure you. You will have the opportunity to ask questions, explore referrals, and just talk.

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Consider Your Choices:

Parenting
Abortion
Adoption

How far along am I?
Your gestational age and due date will be estimated based on the information you give us about your last menstrual period.

What are symptoms of pregnancy?
A missed period is the most common indication of pregnancy but it doesn’t necessarily mean you are pregnant.

Common pregnancy symptoms:
  • Late menstrual period
  • Tender or swollen breasts
  • Frequent urination
  • Nausea or vomiting
  • Fatigue
  • Lightheadedness or fainting
  • Backaches
  • Food cravings or aversions
  • Darkening of the nipples

We know that an unexpected pregnancy can create a lot of questions with no easy answers. Let us help you understand your options. The Pregnancy Centers are a place where you can step back from the stresses and pressures in your life to evaluate and make this important decision.

Do you have other services?

Yes. We offer:
  • In addition to free pregnancy testing, we offer lay counseling and education on pregnancy, abortion, adoption and parenting options.
  • Through our LifeSteps programs prenatal information and practical support and education for you and your baby throughout your pregnancy and after your child is born.
  • Information on sexually transmitted infections and sexual Integrity to help guide you in making good decisions about your relationships.
  • Post-abortion counsel for individuals and in groups to help women and men who are dealing with the effects of a past abortion.
Do you offer testing for sexually transmitted infections?

At this time, we do not offer testing for sexually transmitted infections. We recommend that if you do think you have a sexually transmitted infection, you schedule an appointment with your physician immediately. If you do not have a physician, please contact the El Paso County Health Department, 719-578-3199.

We know that pregnancy can have a profound effect on your life. We can help you understand your choices and your pregnancy. Please schedule an appointment to talk with us. Remember you do not have to rush into this. You have time to make a well-informed decision.