Abortion
If you are considering abortion, we offer pregnancy testing, education, and limited obstetrical ultrasounds. Queen City Pregnancy Resource Center is staffed by licensed health care professionals, including nurses, sonographers, and an OB/GYN doctor. We strive to provide excellent care while treating every woman with respect.
Confirm Your Pregnancy
1st step is to confirm your pregnancy. If you have a positive pregnancy test, your care team will recommend an ultrasound. Having this information will inform your abortion options going forward.
“You all treated me with the utmost respect. Regardless of race, ethnicity, or background, you showed compassion and kindness that surpasses even the care provided by a hospital”. -Nicole ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Confirm Your Pregnancy
1st step is to confirm your pregnancy. If you have a positive pregnancy test, your care team will recommend an ultrasound. Having this information will inform your abortion options going forward.
“You all treated me with the utmost respect. Regardless of race, ethnicity, or background, you showed compassion and kindness that surpasses even the care provided by a hospital”. -Nicole ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Be Informed
Next, be informed about the different types of abortion and their associated risks.
What is Surgical Abortion and How Does it Work?
What are the Risks of Abortion?
Abortion Information in
Charlotte, North Carolina
Our compassionate team is ready to serve you. Get the facts you need and the care you deserve at Queen City Pregnancy Resource Center.
Call us at (980) 999-5191, text us at (980) 983-1719 or schedule your appointment online today. All services are confidential and free of charge!
Please be aware that Queen City Pregnancy Resource Center does not provide or refer for abortion services.
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