An ultrasound is an essential part of the pregnancy confirmation process. Also known as a sonogram, a prenatal ultrasound is an imaging technique that uses sound waves to create images inside the uterus.

At the Hope Clinic, we offer limited obstetrical ultrasounds free of charge. An ultrasound is key to confirming your pregnancy details and options before making a pregnancy decision. Talk to one of our nurses about getting an ultrasound free of charge today.

What is an Ultrasound?

A prenatal ultrasound is performed during pregnancy to confirm important pregnancy details. Typically, an ultrasound technician or nurse performs ultrasounds during pregnancy.

During the ultrasound, sound waves are sent through your abdomen or vagina by a handheld device called a transducer. Sound waves bounce off structures inside your body, including pregnancy and reproductive organs. 

Then, these sound waves are converted into images you can choose to see or not. This is a safe medical procedure that uses no radiation.

Do I Need an Ultrasound?

An ultrasound is important for safeguarding your health as it could detect potential complications such as ectopic pregnancy or miscarriage. Ultrasounds confirm three vital details, including:

  1. The viability of your pregnancy (if there’s a heartbeat & pregnancy is progressing)
  2. The location of your pregnancy (if it’s located within the uterus)
  3. How far along you are (gestational age)

These details will help determine your pregnancy health and what pregnancy options are available to you.

Free Limited Ultrasound

Start with free pregnancy testing at The Hope Clinic today. If you receive positive pregnancy testing, we provide ultrasounds for women up to the second trimester. After confirming your pregnancy details, talk confidentially with our trained client advocates free of charge. We want you to have as much information as possible so you can make a truly informed decision.

Make an informed choice that is right for your future. Schedule a free-of-charge appointment today to get started.