Frequently asked questions

• An ultrasound is the most accurate way to measure your due date. A pregnancy test is positive if it detects pregnancy hormones.

• To make sure a home pregnancy test is accurate
• To check if the baby is in the uterus (a baby in your tube is life threatening)
• To check for a heartbeat
• To confirm you are still pregnant (miscarriage is common in early pregnancy)
• To see if there is normal development
• To see how many babies there are

Many women find that after their ultrasound, their fears are reduced, and they feel empowered to make their best decision. An appointment at Eyewitness also gives you the opportunity to ask your questions in a judgement-free environment and get more information about how to approach your pregnancy.

FREE at Eyewitness for Life. Some abortion centers charge for this.

• At Eyewitness for Life, our sonographers are all Registered Diagnostic Medical Sonographers- just like at a hospital or doctor’s office. They are fully qualified to perform your ultrasound.
• Our consulting physician is an Ob-Gyn specialist.
• Our machine is state-of-the-art, so you and your sonographer have the best images possible.

If you have missed your period and are considering abortion, call to discuss the timeline of your periods and sexual encounters. We can help you figure out the next step to take. This might include a home pregnancy test. If it is positive, an ultrasound at Eyewitness will determine how far along you are.

The law has recently changed. Call to discuss your specific needs.