How do I know if I am pregnant?
A urine test performed by medical professionals is the best way to find out. You can also purchase home pregnancy tests at most drugstores. They are simple to use, but they are not accurate unless you very carefully read and follow the instructions in the package. If your test is "positive," you will need a pelvic exam.

You and your partner have three choices if you are pregnant:

• You can choose to have a baby and raise the child.
• You can choose to have a baby and place the baby for adoption.
• You can choose to terminate the pregnancy.

Local Pregnancy Resources

Campus Town Professionals- This private medical practice will provide gynecological exams.  Please note: will require medical records sent to them in order to receive their services.
616.895.6704

GVSU Family Health Center
616.331.988.8774
http://www.gvsu.edu/fhc

GVSU Health Center- Offers gynecological exams, pregnancy testing, birth control, emergency contraception, STI screening and reproductive health education.
616.331.2435
www.gvsu.edu/campushealth

Help Pregnancy Crisis Aid- Provides free pregnancy testing, alternatives to abortion, and community resources
616.459.9139

Lakeshore Pregnancy Centers- Provides free pregnancy testing, alternatives to abortion, and peer counseling.
616.895.1893
http://www.lpcenters.com

Planned Parenthood- Provides pregnancy testing, pregnancy counseling, contraception, STI testing and treatment, health and family planning services.
616.774.0516
www.ppwnm.org

Pregnancy Resource Center- Provides free pregnancy testing, alternatives to abortion, medical and community resources referrals.
616.456.6873
http://www.prcforlife.org

Local Adoption Resources

Bethany Christian Services- Free pregnancy counseling and adoption services.
616.224.7617
http://www.bethany.org/grandrapids