Pregnancy Testing and Ultrasound Services
Pregnancy Confirmation | What Is It?
Some tests can detect pregnancy 10 days after conception. However, the best time to take a pregnancy test is after you miss your period. If you experience irregular cycles, don’t chart your cycles, or have been on birth control, we advise waiting to take a test until after the longest menstrual cycle you’ve had. For example, if your cycles range from 25 to 28 days, the best time to take a test would be day 29 or later.
Experiencing pregnancy symptoms or have had a positive home test? We provide lab-grade pregnancy testing at no cost to you.
Pregnancy Confirmation and Proof of Pregnancy
An ultrasound is a critical tool in diagnosing a pregnancy. Using high-frequency sound waves allows the sonographer to 'see' inside the uterus and diagnose the location, viability, and gestational age of a fetus.
If you suspect that you are pregnant, Wilkes Pregnancy Care Center provides the space you need to learn possible options, next steps, and the answers to your questions in a friendly, peaceful environment. No cost. No pressure.
How Can an Ultrasound Help?
Whether or not an ultrasound is required, we recommend having one for the following reasons:
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Pregnancy viability
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Tubal pregnancy
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Gestational age
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Miscarriage
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Multiple fetuses
How Much Does It Cost?
At Wilkes Pregnancy Care Center, we provide our ultrasounds free of charge. However, an ultrasound can cost anywhere from $200 to $800, depending on the location, state, and type of facility. The average cost of an ultrasound without insurance is $400. Don’t wait. Come see us today.