I came here my freshman year of college because I wanted to safely get tested and it was free. they wouldn’t let my friend come in the room with me. First thing they asked is if i’m religious, and if I believe in God, etc. Either way it is none of your business and I think it’s extremely weird for a clinic to not keep medical health and religion separate. They continued asking me about this, made me feel guilty and shameful for having to get tested because I was cheated on. They asked me how many people I have been with, and even asked me for their names which I lied about but it still is just so weird and not okay. The lady then made me hold her hand and pray with her, I was extremely uncomfortable. I left with a huge folder of local churches and reasons to not have sex before marriage, etc. After my appointment I lied about being out of town so I could get my results over the phone and not have to go back, but they wouldn’t give them to me. The second time being there they wouldn’t even tell me what my results were, she asked me more questions about believing in Jesus first before telling me. To hear from a coworker two years later that she just had the same bad experience and to see recent reviews by women experiencing this as well is heartbreaking. They corner and shame women at this clinic. Before they even respond and say there’s no evidence i’ve been here (like they have for other bad reviews) my google account isn’t my full name.

Came here with my lady to get proof she was pregnant for us to use a specific doctor (because it’s free here). We scheduled a time to come in and they start trying to give us an ultrasound. We’re only 6 weeks into her pregnancy. This is fine for us both, the issues start here. They come into the waiting room and take her in alone, she was uncomfortable and wanted to be together when talking to the “doctor”. It felt like they were trying to isolate us from each other. Then they say to me “you can come back if you want”. Of course I want, it’s my baby too. I go back and they immediately start asking us about our religious beliefs and asking how we consider Jesus and what church we go to. It became too invasive for our liking (we are both Christian and have no problem talking about it but it was kind of degrading how they were asking the questions plus we were on a time crunch). I told the “doctor” that the way they are asking these questions felt judgmental and irrelevant. I will not be back. I highly recommend YOU don’t go unless you want to be asking a million religious questions. I feel for the woman that come to this business that need any medical services that don’t fit the regular criteria (Christian, no medical issues, have lots of money). I can’t imagine the mental trauma these girls would be put through.

Wonderful location! The staff is incredibly friendly, welcoming, and extremely helpful. They made sure my husband and I felt at ease and addressed all of our questions and worries.