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Pregnancy Test & Ultrasounds

Free Ultrasounds

Change Point provides free limited ultrasounds to:


  • determine gestational age
  • detect a fetal heartbeat
  • verify that the pregnancy is in the uterus


Ultrasounds are performed by one of our RN's that have received certification through Heartbeat International to provide a quality ultrasound.

Pregnancy Tests

Change Point provides free medical-grade urine pregnancy tests. We are here for you in a non-judgmental environment. All results are confidential and discreet.

No appointment necessary.

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Schedule your free ultrasound or pregnancy test. Our staff can answer questions and discuss options with you.

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Pregnancy Test FAQs

How do you know if you are really pregnant?

If you are sexually active, it is possible to become pregnant even if you are using contraception.


Early signs of pregnancy may include but not limited to:


  • Missed Period
  • Swollen/Tender Breasts
  • Fatigue/Tiredness
  • Nausea/Morning Sickness
  • Frequent Urination
  • Darkening of Nipples
  • Food Cravings or Food Aversions

If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, please book an appointment, as it is important to get an accurate pregnancy test and talk to someone about your situation.

How soon should I get a pregnancy test?

A pregnancy test works by identifying the HCG pregnancy hormone. If you’ve missed a period, it is best to wait one week before scheduling a pregnancy test for the most accurate results.

Can I trust the results of the pregnancy test at your center?

We use laboratory-quality pregnancy tests. The manufacturer of the tests claims a 99% accuracy rate.

The pregnancy test at your center was negative, but I still don't have my period. Should I have a second test?

Yes, make another appointment for a second, free pregnancy test. The HCG hormone doubles every 2-3 days during early pregnancy and peaks at 8-11 weeks from first day of the last period.

I had two negative pregnancy tests at your center but no period. What should I do now?

See your health care provider for further testing. If you need a referral or help finding a provider, our staff can help.

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