FALSE ADVERTISING: NOT AN ABORTION CLINIC This is a pro life Christian activist center with no health care staff employed. Don't be fooled by the white coats. They won't talk about all your options and refuse to help you find an abortion if that's what you choose. They want to guilt trip you into keeping an unwanted pregnancy. If you know you want to keep your pregnancy, go ahead and use them for the free stuff.

I got my test results back in time. However, I felt judged by the nurse that helped me. I do not think that was her intention, but she did end up making me feel a bit ashamed and embarrassed about my history at times. It felt as if they were pushing their agenda on to me rather than aiding in my own agenda. The client advocate, or whatever she was, was extremely caring, sweet, understanding, and helpful. I forgot her name, but she was great! The only issue I had was concerning the nurse, which was enough for me to not come back.

Incredible medical facility that will help women that need a pregnancy ultrasound or need STI testing or treatment. The staff is incredible and you'll feel their compassion and love when you attend.

If you are looking for abortion services or contraceptive DO NOT visit Valley Women's clinic.They do not offer abortion services. They are affiliated with Carenet which is a Christian centered anti-choice nonprofit organization. They priorities their religious beliefs over providing accurate medical advice.

This is not a comprehensive reproductive health care clinic, and you will not receive quality care if you come here. This is a crisis pregnancy center, in other words a religious non-profit, and their primary mission is not to give you all the information and resources you need to make an informed decision about your pregnancy. Instead, their mission is "to share the compassion, hope, and help of Jesus Christ — both in word and deed — with those facing pregnancy decisions” by using predatory business tactics. In addition to all of this this crisis pregnancy center does not provide nor recommend contraceptives to single women or married couples. Instead, married couples are offered counseling.