Empowering you through informed choices
Free services & support.
Confidential care.
Get your pregnancy & sexual health questions answered.
what our clients say
They accept each woman as she is and lovingly work to help her make choices she can be proud of for the rest of her life
They are a friendly, comfortable, and flexible resource for someone needing assistance. Their advocates are the best; I highly recommend!
Very kind people who look you in the eye without judgement. Thank you for helping me and my girlfriend through these times.
I went to open arms to get my pregnancy confirmed to qualify for insurance! They were so nice and helpful and they have amazing resources!
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do services cost at Open Arms Real Choices Clinic?
As a donor-funded nonprofit, our services are provided at no cost to you. You do not need insurance to receive care at our clinic.
What services does Open Arms Real Choices Clinic offer?
We offer free services to support you during a possible or confirmed pregnancy. Our services include lab-quality pregnancy testing, limited ultrasounds, STI testing for certain infections, and options consultations so you can understand all of your pregnancy options. We also provide information, resources, and ongoing support in a confidential, caring environment.
Why do I need an ultrasound?
An ultrasound provides important information about your pregnancy that a pregnancy test alone cannot show. It can help confirm that the pregnancy is located in the uterus, determine how far along you are, and check for a detectable heartbeat. This information can help you better understand your pregnancy and make an informed decision about your next steps.
How do I know if I am really pregnant?
The best way to confirm a pregnancy is with a lab-quality pregnancy test and an ultrasound. Our clinic offers lab-quality pregnancy testing to detect the pregnancy hormone, and an ultrasound can help confirm the pregnancy and estimate how far along you may be.
Are the services at Open Arms Real Choices Clinic confidential?
Yes. All of our services are confidential and provided in a safe, private environment where you can talk openly about your questions, needs, and concerns.
Does Open Arms Real Choices Clinic test for STI/ STDs?
Yes. We offer no-cost testing and treatment for certain sexually transmitted infections, including chlamydia, gonorrhea, and trichomoniasis, as well as testing for bacterial vaginosis. Testing is provided in a confidential, supportive environment, and our team can talk with you about your results and any next steps if treatment is needed.
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Failed Abortion: What to Know & What To Do
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How Much Is a Pregnancy Test? What It Really Covers
Key Takeaways: Pregnancy test costs vary depending on where and how you test. At-home pregnancy tests can cost anywhere from $1 to $20. Blood pregnancy tests at a doctor’s office can cost $50–$200 or more without insurance. An ultrasound provides additional medical...
How Much Does an Ultrasound Cost?
Key Takeaways Ultrasound pricing varies widely depending on location, insurance, and facility type. Without insurance, ultrasound costs can range from $100 to over $1,000. With insurance, ultrasound costs depend on deductibles and network coverage. An ultrasound...
Is It Bad to Take Plan B Often?
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Signs That Plan B Didn’t Work
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