Free Ultrasounds in Eastern Arizona

Due to the high need for free ultrasounds in our communities, we require clients to validate their need with a positive pregnancy test first. We offer free pregnancy tests and can usually schedule your ultrasound on the same day.

Considering Abortion?

Your first step should be a pre-abortion appointment that includes an ultrasound.

An ultrasound helps determine:

• If your pregnancy is developing: This information is important in identifying which abortion method may be medically appropriate. The type and cost of an abortion can depend on how far along the pregnancy is and your health history.

• If your pregnancy is viable: An ultrasound is the only way to confirm that a pregnancy is progressing. Research shows that up to 25% of pregnancies do not continue, and some miscarriages go unnoticed until discovered on an ultrasound. If a miscarriage is identified, medical follow-up is necessary to protect your health.

We’re here to help you understand your options and take the next step with clarity and care.

Limited Ultrasounds Often DO:²

• Detect fetal heartbeat
• Determine the approximate due date
• Determine the number of fetuses
• Advise immediate medical attention at an emergency room if indicated

Limited Ultrasounds at or referred by New Hope do NOT:

• Determine the sex of the baby
• Diagnose fetal abnormalities
• Substitute for prenatal care

We provide free, limited, non-diagnostic ultrasounds to help confirm your pregnancy progress and estimate how far along you are. As a nonprofit community-supported 501(c)(3) organization, we do not benefit financially from your ultrasound or any decisions you make about your pregnancy. Our services are offered at no cost, and nothing will be billed to your insurance.

Your ultrasound results are kept completely confidential. Our goal is to support you as you explore your options in a respectful and private setting.

If you are experiencing symptoms such as bleeding, cramping, or spotting, it’s important to seek medical attention right away. These could be signs of a miscarriage and may require follow-up care.