When you take a pregnancy test at LaVie it’s quick, accurate and doesn’t cost anything. You’ll get your confidential results within minutes.
A positive pregnency test is the first step in verifing a pregnancy. Most pregnancy tests you can buy are very reliable, but they are not 100% accurate. Only a healthcare professional can confirm that you are pregnant. LaVie provides laboratory-certified, urine pregnancy tests at no cost. No insurance is required, and results are given quickly in a private, confidential appointment.
Many home urine pregnancy tests that you can buy at a drug store are “early detection” pregnancy tests. Which means you can potentionally test positive before you even miss a period.
However, the most accurate testing is done by a healthcare professional with a labratory-certified pregnancy test. Our pregnancy tests can detect the hCG hormone as early as 28 days after the first day of your last period.
A positive pregnancy test does not always mean a viable pregnancy. It is essential to have your pregnancy verified and confirmed by a healthcare professional.
Many home pregnancy tests can be highly accurate, but they are not foolproof. False positive tests can occur for a variety of reasons. It’s important to have your pregnancy verified by a healthcare professional.
A positive pregnancy test does not always mean a viable pregnancy. It is essential to have your pregnancy confirmed through an ultrasound.
LaVie offers urine and blood testing for pregnancy depending on your unique situation.
If you are sexually active, you can become pregnant even with contraception. A missed period is the most common indication of pregnancy, but there are several other symptoms you might experience.
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If you think you might be pregnant, call to schedule a no-cost appointment today to verify and confirm your pregnancy.
Pregnancy tests are designed to detect the hormone “human chorionic gonadotropin”, commonly abbreviated as hCG, which is produced by the developing placenta in the very early stages of pregnancy. Conception, or the union of sperm and egg, takes place in the fallopian tube about 2 weeks after the first day of the last menstrual period. Once the egg is fertilized (known as a zygote), it travels down the fallopian tube into the uterus. After entering the uterus, the zygote will “implant” in the lining of the uterine wall, now forming the developing embryo and placenta. Implantation stimulates rapid production of hCG from the developing placenta, nearly exponentially on a daily basis. This whole process between ovulation and implantation may take approximately five to seven days. The hCG hormone travels through the woman’s system and ultimately appears in urine and blood samples.
Ultrasounds confirm the viability, location, and gestation of your pregnancy.
Pregnancy tests confirmed by a healthcare professional are the best way to verify a pregnancy.
If you are sexually active, you should be tested for STDs regularly.
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LaVie provides information on birth control but does not prescribe or perform birth control measures, including performing vasectomies or abortions.
LaVie does not provide mammograms.
LaVie neither performs nor refers for abortions, and does not profit from our patients’ decisions regarding their pregnancy.
LaVie is a nonprofit 501 (c) (3). Free or reduced services are available to our patients due to receiving grants and individual and business donations.
