Free Ultrasounds near Lexington, NC

Confirmation of pregnancy through our pregnancy test or a letter providing proof of pregnancy is necessary to establish you as a client before scheduling an ultrasound appointment.

If you're considering abortion, your initial step is a pre-termination appointment for an ultrasound.

Before scheduling an abortion, the ultrasound will determine:

1. The progression of your pregnancy which will help determine the eligibility and cost of different abortion procedures based on your health history and gestational age.

2. The viability of your pregnancy. The only reliable way to confirm a progressing pregnancy is through an ultrasound. Studies indicate that up to one-in-four pregnancies do not advance, and some women may not be aware of a miscarriage until it is detected during an ultrasound. If a miscarriage is identified, follow-up care from a doctor will be necessary.

Limited ultrasounds often DO:

• Detect fetal heartbeat
• Determine the approximate due date
• Identify the number of fetuses
• Recommend immediate medical attention at an emergency room if indicated
  
  

Limited ultrasounds DO NOT:

• Determine the sex of the baby
• Diagnose fetal abnormalities
• Substitute for prenatal care
  
  

We provide no-cost ultrasound referrals to ascertain the viability of the pregnancy and the stage of fetal development. As a community-funded 501(c)3 nonprofit organization, Alpha gains no financial benefit from your ultrasound or pregnancy decision. Another advantage of an ultrasound through Alpha is that, since there is no charge, none of the procedures conducted in our center will appear on your insurance or be billed to your account.

Your ultrasound information is completely confidential. We are here to advocate for you as you assess your options in a secure environment.

Request a confidential appointment online or call us. All after-hours requests will be addressed the following operational day.

Please be aware that if you are experiencing health issues such as bleeding, spotting, or cramping, it is essential to seek immediate medical attention. These symptoms could indicate a spontaneous abortion or miscarriage, and you may need further medical treatment.