FAQ
How much will my appointment cost?
You won’t have to pay for our services. Scheduling an appointment is free, and all services are offered in a completely confidential environment.
Should I schedule an appointment?
Though scheduling an appointment can help avoid wait times, walk-ins are always welcome. We may also be able to accommodate same-day appointments. Feel free to contact us to learn more.
What should I bring to my appointment?
You should bring an ID (e.g., driver’s license, student ID) for verification purposes. No insurance or payment method is needed.
Can my partner come to my appointment with me?
You are always welcome to bring a partner, family member, or another loved one with you. We know that bringing a support person can make you feel more comfortable during your appointment.
I already received a positive pregnancy test. Why do I need an ultrasound?
A positive pregnancy test alone isn’t enough to confirm your pregnancy. An ultrasound will verify that your pregnancy is progressing and located in the uterus and tell you how far along you are.
You need this information to clarify your options and make a confident decision that considers your health. We provide limited ultrasounds following a positive pregnancy test at our center.
I’ve confirmed my pregnancy. Will you refer me to an abortion clinic?
Cleburne Pregnancy Center does not provide or refer for abortions. However, we give accurate information on abortion’s risks and side effects.
Abortion Pill Reversal
Some women take mifepristone, the first drug in the abortion pill regimen, and experience regret. They may wonder if it is too late to continue their pregnancy.
Pregnancy Testing
Taking a pregnancy test will provide an initial answer to the questions you're asking yourself. We know this time can feel overwhelming, especially if you weren't planning to become pregnant.
Ultrasounds
You may be thinking about pregnancy options right after receiving a positive test, or perhaps you’re feeling anxious about what lies ahead. No matter what you’re feeling, you should receive a limited ultrasound to confirm your pregnancy first.
Abortion Pill Reversal
Some women take mifepristone, the first drug in the abortion pill regimen, and experience regret. They may wonder if it is too late to continue their pregnancy.
Pregnancy Testing
Taking a pregnancy test will provide an initial answer to the questions you're asking yourself. We know this time can feel overwhelming, especially if you weren't planning to become pregnant.
Ultrasounds
You may be thinking about pregnancy options right after receiving a positive test, or perhaps you’re feeling anxious about what lies ahead. No matter what you’re feeling, you should receive a limited ultrasound to confirm your pregnancy first.
