Abortion Services

If you find that your period is late, your breast are enlarged and sore, and you feel nausea, you could be pregnant. The sooner you know if you are pregnant, the more time you have to make a responsible decision within the early stages of the pregnancy.

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Women find that deciding if abortion is the right choice can be a difficult decision. Each woman’s situation is different and only she will know what is best for her. It is important to know the facts and what happens during the procedure before making a life-altering decision. At Women’s Center of Flint and Saginaw, we are here to help. We offer private individual care, and understanding and compassionate support. We remain steadfast in our commitment to ensure that every woman who receives medical care in one of our facilities is treated with respect and consideration.

Ultrasound
Health Education
Lab work
Pre-op meds
Procedure with IV sedation
Recovery care
All meds to take home
Check up 2 to 3 weeks after abortion

Abortion Procedures

The earliest abortion option can take place as early as 4 weeks following the first day of your last menstrual period.

Many patients prefer to end their pregnancy as soon as possible.

Medication Abortion

Non-surgical medical abortion, the abortion pill, is a safe way to end a pregnancy if you are 10 weeks pregnant or less. Many people choose this abortion method because it feels more natural and can be done in the privacy of your home.

Surgical Abortion

A surgical abortion can be performed within 4-17 weeks of pregnancy. This process requires dilation and evacuation, a 2 day procedure, involving insertion of a dilator on day one and the actual abortion on day two.

An initial consultation with one of our clinicians can occur in person or, for your convenience, by phone.

Our trained staff will refer you to a licensed SE Michigan facility if you are 18-24 weeks pregnant. Contact us for more information.

Pregnancy Calculator

Enter the first day of your last period

The pregnancy calculator below is only an estimate of weeks pregnant. This calculation does not constitute medical advice. Missing a period does not necessarily mean that you are pregnant. Having a period does not mean you are not pregnant. Only an exam, pregnancy test, or ultrasound by a physician can confirm pregnancy and approximate length of pregnancy. This calculator is only a guide. To estimate the length of your pregnancy, enter the first day of your last period and then press ‘Submit’.