Monday | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Tuesday | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Wednesday | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Thursday | 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
Friday | Closed |
Saturday | Closed |
Sunday | Closed |
Nicole Quintana rated 5 2 years ago When I visited Loving Choices they are all so very kind, sweet and funny.
They were so welcome in when I had my first ultrasound with my second baby. They even wanted my husband and daughter to be with me for it and it was just so special. Thank you so much for all you do.🫶 |
Briana Hunt rated 5 2 years ago I went to get an ultrasound and i had the most amazing experience here. They gave my husband and i alot of information. They made us feel at ease and comfortable. I would highly recommend anyone put there trust in these wonderful ladies to help them along their pregnancy journey. They made my experience one of a kind and made me feel right at home. Thank you all so much! |
Lauren Elizabeth Luke rated 5 6 years ago Loving Choices was there for me in a very difficult time in my life. They have truly changed my life for the better and lifted me up so much during my journey into motherhood. I continue to visit and say hi to everyone even though I have graduated from my classes! I consider these women to be my heart sisters and I can't imagine what it would have been like without them. Loving Choices offered me resources I would not have been able to get anywhere else. I would highly recommend Loving Choices!! |
Stephanie Bowen rated 5 6 years ago This place and these wonderful people saved my sanity. From taking a home pregnancy test and finding out it was positive to now all the way to my baby being 8 months old, they have been there every step of the way. I made an appointment to confirm my pregnancy test. They did a quick ultrasound where we saw our tiny baby and heard her tiny heartbeat. Then I was able to sign up for the classes they offer. I had no idea what I was in for with pregnancy and motherhood. I have gone every week for about 16 months. I watch videos on topics I choose and can talk to someone about whatever is on my mind. And with pregnancy and having an infant, that can be a lot. If I didn't have this opportunity, I would have had a lot harder time with everything. The Doctor's office does not give you nearly enough information, especially not enough to keep a tiny person alive. I have learned so much and am so grateful to these ladies. The love and support you get is amazing! I would recommend them to anyone. Great resource! If you feel lost, or not sure what to do, Go see them. Let them help you. |
Maya Rogers rated 1 6 years ago This place made me so uncomfortable. I had taken 2 home pregnancy test that came out with positive results so i made an appointment with Loving Choices to confirm. They were able to get me an appointment the same day, which I appreciated. When I walked in they were very friendly, but when I went through filling out the form I started feeling uncomfortable. The form asked about my religion and I thought that was invasive and unnecessary so I left it blank. When I went back to take the test they wouldn't let my husband come back with me. I peed in a cup and set it on a tray, then all the sudden a counselor comes in. Let me just say that I had asked for a pregnancy test and I had never asked to receive counseling nor was I asked if I wanted a counseling session; so it was basically forced on me. The counselor also told me that she was trained by Loving Choices and was not licensed in the state of Arkansas. She asked me some standard questions and we had a pretty informal conversation about my medical/sexual/personal history. Some of the questions seemed inappropriate but I digress. After the initial questioning it was time to take the test. The test they had had me take seemed like a home pregnancy test, but they stated that it was "medical grade" so I'll take their word for it. It took 3 minutes for the results to come in. While we waited for the results the 'counselor' thought that it would be a good time to ask me about my faith. I explained to her that I went to church as a child but I do not go anymore and that was when her demeanor changed. Even though I was clearly uncomfortable she insisted on asking me who I thought Jesus was and I honestly was so uncomfortable at this point I virtually shut down. She then explained to me who Jesus was to her. After her spiel it was time to take a look at the results. The test was negative. I asked the counselor if I should go ahead and schedule a blood test due to my 2 previous positive results. She then said she is not sure then insisted on getting a nurse. While she was fetching a nurse I couldn't help but wonder why the counselor was asking me medical questions when there was a nurse in the building. The nurse came in and spoke to me about my test while standing in the open doorway with the counselor. So basically, anyone in the waiting room that was less than 5 feet away could hear our conversation. The nurse just suggested I wait a few weeks then come back for a new test. I left the room and met my husband in the waiting room then we left the building. When we got in the car my husband told me that the lady at the front desk seemed to be trying to get rid of him. She kept asking if he had errands to run or if he wanted to lay down in another room.
All-in-all it was a negative experience that made me feel very uncomfortable and judged, when all I wanted was to confirm weather or not I was pregnant. Based on my experience I would suggest going somewhere else. |