Private & Professional Services for Women
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Get the answers you need on the abortion pill and self-managed
abortions, abortion clinic procedures, pregnancy, and your options.
Make a free appointment at our women’s center in Riverton, WY.
We provide free pregnancy tests, pregnancy options consultations,
resources, and more.
Same-day appointments are often available.
Schedule an Appointment
Call to schedule your free pregnancy options consultation.
Submit the form below if you would like to have someone contact you during office hours.
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“All of the staff were incredibly kind, supportive, and knowledgeable. I was blown away by the depth of services they offer, from testing, to education, to supplies
– they are so eager to help with every step of your journey. Highly recommend them to anyone!”
Your First Steps
Pregnancy Testing
We can provide a highly-accurate urine pregnancy test with immediate results at no cost to you.
Ultrasound Confirmation
If your pregnancy test is positive, we can provide an ultrasound to confirm how far along you are.
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Learn about abortion pills, abortion clinic procedures, and the pregnancy options that apply to your situation.
Abortion Pill FAQs
Is it safe to order abortion pills online?
The FDA does not recommend ordering abortion pills online due to a lack of safety measures.
Is everyone eligible for abortion pills?
No. There are many restrictions, including health history, the type of pregnancy, how far along you are, and more. Learn more about side effects, potential allergic reactions, what to expect if it fails, and more. An ultrasound can estimate your due date, verify if the pregnancy is viable, and detect if the pregnancy is in the uterus, which can determine eligibility. If there is no intrauterine pregnancy, you may be experiencing an ectopic pregnancy, a life-threatening condition that requires immediate emergency medical attention.
How often do abortion pills not work? Do you have to take both pills?
Contact us to talk about your options if the abortion fails or if you only took the first pill.
What if I’m more than 10 weeks pregnant?
The FDA has only approved the abortion pill through the first 10 weeks of pregnancy. If your pregnancy is further than 70 days along, we can talk through your options and the aid available to you.
Is it safe to force yourself to have a miscarriage?
It is not safe to use supplements or “natural” methods to cause a miscarriage without a medical professional reviewing your health history, providing supervision.
We provide free ultrasound scans discover how many weeks along the pregnancy has developed and if the pregnancy is progressing as it should.
Get The Answers You Need
If you’re considering abortion, it’s important to first book a proof of pregnancy appointment.
An ultrasound will help clarify your options and the cost of an abortion, should you choose not to continue the pregnancy.
If you’re experiencing a natural miscarriage, the ultrasound results may indicate that an abortion is unnecessary. While we do not provide or refer for abortion services, we offer free ultrasound confirmation and provide information on abortion, potential side effects, pregnancy options, free resources, and local support.
2420 Watt Ct, Riverton, WY 82501
Tuesday:
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Wednesday:
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Thursday:
10:00 am - 5:00 pm
Elevation Women’s Healthcare is a non-profit organization helping those facing unintended pregnancy. We do not perform or refer for abortion services, the abortion pill, emergency contraception, or birth control. The information presented on this website is intended for general educational purposes only and should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional and/or medical advice.
An ultrasound can confirm whether your pregnancy is progressing, if you are beginning to experience a miscarriage, if the pregnancy is located inside the uterus, and verify how far along you are. If no intrauterine pregnancy is detected, you may be experiencing an ectopic pregnancy—a life-threatening condition that requires immediate emergency medical attention. Ultrasound findings may also affect what medical options are available, including the type of abortion, or when prenatal care should begin.