Edit: after such response, just don't bother here. It should be advised that this is a religious driven non profit organization. ASK QUESTIONS and decide if this is the care that meets your needs. The facility itself is quite simple and the staff is friendly for the most part. I initially did feel safe and comfortable. I was led into a private room and was informed that all info would be confidential. I was asked health related questions that I thought were appropriate for the reason of my visit, which was a pregnancy test. Until it got strange. I was asked about my spiritual beliefs. I didn't think it was relevant, however, I will always claim Jesus as my savior. I was asked if I believed I would go to heaven?... While I did entertain the conversation I did not find it appropriate and I realized that I shared personal and medical information with someone that ultimately had no business knowing all the details I shared as she was not a Dr/nurse. I truly felt deceived. My results returned Negative and I was quite confused as I was still experiencing symptoms. I was never afraid of the outcome. The "counselor" simply said I had "another opportunity to get it right, bc God doesn't want us having sex before marriage" I was then allowed to talk to the nurse for actual medical advice, which I am thankful for. I do believe the service Care Net provides is needed and I am thankful that they were available for me. But Care Net should be more transparent about their approach and motives. I've never had the need for such a service before but I'll know what to ask before I ever visit a pregnancy center again. I'm in my mid 30s and took the experience pretty well, but I cannot imagine the ridicule a young adult would face. I absolutely would not have shared my medical information with the counselor for any reason especially not to be used to pass judgement onto me. It is simply not ethical. I will always welcome the conversation of religion and beliefs but please be transparent and direct.

All of the staff here are very friendly and welcoming. The reason behind the lackthereof stars is because of the classes online for their boutique. While the classes are full of great info, they each take about 30 minutes to complete, you get 4 "baby bucks" to spend in the boutique - mind you that is stocked with DONATED items. One unboxed/half sleeve pack of diapers costs you 17 "baby bucks" not even a whole box of diapers. I worked hard to do these classes, texting for new classes every week for only maybe 1 class to actually work then you have to keep texting every week to get more classes. You only get 3 per week.. Its such a pain when you're pregnant and have to try to remember to text between certain times on certain days of the week. This program is a great idea but its too over complicated, and yalls expectations are way too high. Im now 8 months pregnant, wasted the gas and time just to see this and leave with nothing. I would highly recommend lowering the "prices" and making the supplies more accessible especially for low income families like myself thats literally why we do it. The christian values are great, but maybe try to live them out with the community? Help those that need help? Actually practice biblical principles? Care about people like the very name that resides on the walls?

*PLEASE READ IF YOU'RE CONSIDERING GOING* this is the kind of place that is nice as an idea, but that's it. while I was in between insurance, someone recommended I go here for the free ultrasound. I went a total of two times, the first being to confirm that I'm pregnant, and the second being the ultrasound. both times, my partner and I were separated by the staff. they did an "intake" with me, in which they asked incredibly invasive and irrelevant questions. they did give us some free items, and then told me I should be six weeks by the next week, and showed me what I'd see on the ultrasound the following week. it is unknown how they came to the conclusion of six weeks, and why they told me so comfortably. the following week, during the ultrasound, they told me they didn't see anything and I was either too early still or something was wrong basically, and I should see a physician. mind you, the women performing the ultrasound were NOT imaging techs or physicians. I did not see in the ultrasound what I was shown the week prior that I would see. all I saw was a gestational sac (which they didn't even point out to me what that was, during the exam). I left feeling worry, and feeling less pregnant than I did prior. THEY MADE ME FEEL LESS PREGNANT. THEY MADE ME FEEL HORRIBLE. and based off of nothing, with no evidence. they were IRRESPONSIBLE to tell me with such certainty that I would be six weeks for my ultrasound. vulnerable people end up at "clinics" like this, people who are uninsured and don't know where to go. they take advantage of that vulnerability, and it is NOT worth the heartache. also, don't expect to go here and not have religion pushed on you in some way. healthcare is secular; this place does NOT practice medicine. save yourself and go to actual healthcare professionals. fast forward, I figured out insurance and was afraid to look at the ultrasound monitor at my first appointment with my OBGYN (because of the worry and doubt caused by carenet), but thankfully, everything is normal and I learned from the MD that carenet was off with how far along I was by about TWO WEEKS, and everything during THEIR ultrasound was completely normal for that time, they are just unfit to understand and convey that. be cautious of such an incompetent place, or at least very skeptical.