Frequently Asked Questions

A: There are no charges for our pregnancy tests or for any of our services.

A: For some women, pregnancy symptoms may start as early as three weeks after the first day of your last menstrual period. Other women may not realize they might be pregnant until they miss their regular menstrual cycle and other symptoms develop over the following few weeks. Yet others may have no symptoms at all. Learn more about pregnancy symptoms.

A: We provide lab-quality urine tests that are 99 percent accurate.

A: The pregnancy test used by our center turns positive as early as seven days after the missed menstrual period.

A: The hormones in your body that result in a positive pregnancy test can’t be detected until seven to ten days after fertilization. It is best to wait until you have missed a period.

A: You will receive the results during your pregnancy test appointment.

A: We provide a 45-minute appointment. This helps us get to know you, answer your questions, and determine how to best meet your needs.

A: Obria Clinics PNW will provide you with a free ultrasound appointment (to qualified clients), a positive pregnancy test verification form, and a referral to area prenatal care providers who will assist you in obtaining insurance coverage for your pregnancy.

A: At Obria Clinics PNW, we perform FREE limited obstetrical ultrasounds in order to:

The ultrasound examination is not intended to determine the sex of your baby, nor will Obria Clinics PNW diagnose any potential abnormalities and/or problems. We won’t perform an ultrasound exam if you are already under the care of an OB/GYN for this pregnancy.

A: We are committed to sharing evidence-based medical education on abortion, adoption, and parenting. We know that every woman’s situation is different, and you deserve to know all of the facts so that you can make an informed decision. We do not perform nor refer for abortion.

A: The ultrasounds that we offer are used to assess viability and gestational age after a positive pregnancy test. Ultrasounds to determine the sex of your baby can be obtained through your medical provider.

A: We ask that you drink at least 16 ounces of liquid prior to arriving for your ultrasound appointment, as images appear better if you have a full bladder.

A: Your interests and his interests may be very different with regard to your pregnancy outcome. You have the right to make your own informed decision. Contact us for the information you need to make your decision. Give yourself enough time to get all the facts. Your decision will have a lifelong impact. Feel free to invite your boyfriend to talk with us as well.

A: You need to encourage her to get all the facts before she makes a decision that will have a lifelong impact. Ask her to contact us to discuss all of her options before she makes her decision.

A: No. It is against the law for anyone — including your parents, husband, or boyfriend — to force you to have an abortion.

A: You could be charged a few hundred dollars up to several thousand dollars, depending on the type of abortion procedure, type of anesthesia, stage of pregnancy, your insurance coverage, and geographical area. Be wary of abortion providers who try to collect nonrefundable fees before they offer counseling, or those who don’t encourage you to ask questions and fully understand the risks involved.

A: If you recently had an abortion, follow the instructions of your doctor and don’t hesitate to contact him/her if you have pain, nausea, fever or bleeding or if your symptoms are getting worse, not better. It’s also important to tune in to how you are feeling emotionally. Many women report feeling relieved immediately after an abortion, but some experience difficulties later, sometimes years after an abortion. If you are feeling depressed, develop an eating disorder, abuse alcohol or drugs, have sexual problems, or even flashbacks, you need to acknowledge your feelings and seek help. Our center has specially trained abortion recovery facilitators who are here to help you move forward in the healing process.

A: Yes, but we encourage younger clients to seek advice from parents or trusted adults to help them through this emotional and challenging time.

A: We don’t provide or refer for contraceptives (birth control) or the morning after pill. If you have questions or concerns regarding these medications, please contact your medical provider.

A: Our Sequim Center at 640 North Sequim Avenue is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 10am-4pm. Our Port Angeles Center at 824-A East 8th Street is open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 10am-4pm.

Please bring a photo ID (Driver’s license or school ID) when you come for your appointment.

A: You can walk in, though, it is usually best to schedule an appointment. We want to make sure we have someone available to meet with you.

A: Yes, we have a variety of morning and afternoon appointments available. Just give us a call and we’ll work with you to schedule a time that’s convenient for you.

A: During your pregnancy test appointment, we can offer referrals for you and provide you with a Proof of Positive Pregnancy Test form to submit to medical care providers.

A: Yes, we provide selected medical services related to pregnancy.

A: No. We have a strict confidentiality policy, and will not tell anyone that you visited us unless required to do so by law (discovery of abuse or neglect of a minor).

A: Yes.  We may ask to speak to you alone during portions of your visit, but you are welcome to bring others with you.  Keep in mind that space is limited in our waiting area, counseling rooms, and ultrasound room.

A: Go to https://helpinyourarea.com/washington/ for information on other pregnancy centers in Washington state. Additionally, Obria Clinics PNW Mobile Medical Center partners with pregnancy resource centers in various communities in Western Washington and may serve the area where you live.