North Metro Women's Care or Planned Parenthood Acworth, GA

FREE, PROFESSIONAL, NO JUDGEMENT

North Metro Women's Care or Planned Parenthood Acworth, GA

FREE, PROFESSIONAL, NO JUDGEMENT

why choose BFR medical instead of planned parenthood near Acworth, GA?

North Metro Women’s Care provides free screenings so you can be confident in your choice.

Every woman facing unplanned pregnancy needs a medical intervention to answer three questions before a final pregnancy outcome can be determined:

Am I really pregnant? 1 in 5 pregnancies end on their own, most often before 7 weeks.
How far along am I? Gestational age determines the cost & type of abortion you could be eligible for.
Do I have an STI/STD? Having an abortion with an untreated STI/STD could lead to serious risk for your reproductive

North Metro Women’s Care can confirm whether or not you are truly pregnant, how far along you are, and if your pregnancy is viable with an ultrasound. STD testing and treatment is also provided.

BFR medical is objective and will not judge you

North Metro Women’s Care is a non-profit organization and is not dependent on funds generated by patient medical insurance to keep its doors open. Because of this, we can provide truly unbiased information and one-on-one, personal, compassionate care and support. North Metro Women’s Care exists to help you make an informed decision based on facts about pregnancy, parenting, abortion and adoption. Pregnancy decisions are too important to leave your experience to a rushed, clinical conversation and a waiting room where you feel like a number. North Metro Women’s Care will inform you, not pressure you.

84% of American women who had abortions said that they did not receive adequate counseling beforehand. 64% felt pressured by others.

North Metro Women’s Care or Planned Parenthood 30144

Acworth is a city in Cobb County, Georgia, United States, located in the greater Atlanta metropolitan area. During the Civil War, Acworth was the staging ground for the Great Locomotive Chase on April 12, 1862.