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A Typical Visit for Pregnancy Confirmation: 
Appointment without ultrasound- about 1 hour
Appointment with ultrasound- about 1.5 hours

1. Report your history- You will be asked to fill out an intake form that will report facts about you and your history.  These forms will cover topics such as your demographic information and your pregnancy history.
   
   
2. Collect the Urine Specimen- You will be asked to go to a private bathroom and collect a small amount of urine in a collection cup.
    
3. Speak with a Peer Advocate- This session with your peer advocate (PA) is your time.  You’re free to talk about any topic you desire.  Nothing is off limits for you to mention.  Your PA will ask you some questions to understand more about your situation and see if there are more ways ComfortCare can serve you.   After you and your PA discuss your situation privately, you may want to bring your boyfriend, family member or friend into the room.  This is encouraged but completely up to you.  
   
   
4. Nurse’s Consultation- A nurse will report the result of your pregnancy test.  She will make herself available for your questions or if you’d just like to discuss your situation further from a medical standpoint.  You will also be able to receive written, medical confirmation of your pregnancy from your nurse.
   
   
5. Ultrasound- If it’s been 8 weeks since your last period, you may request pregnancy confirmation through ultrasound.  This is not a diagnostic ultrasound but a limited OB ultrasound that will confirm that the embryo is implanted in the uterus, the embryo has a heartbeat and the gestational age of the embryo.  These facts are essential regardless of your pregnancy decision.
   
   
6. Exit Interview- You will be asked to fill out a short survey about your experience and indicate if you desire follow-up by your Peer Advocate and Nurse. 
   
   

“Our staff is well-trained, skilled, compassionate and committed to providing high quality care. Women can trust the integrity of ComfortCare.” – Dr. Scott Seaton, M.D., Medical Director

“ComfortCare is a place for you to hear your own voice.  During a time when so many opinions and demands are being placed on you, we want you to have a sanctuary away from the pressures.  We give you the space to be independent.  Here, you can look at the information, find support and make an informed, educated decision” – Deb Fann, President and C.E.O.

“I believe in women and their strength. Working at ComfortCare allows me to use my 30 years experience as an OB nurse (and mother) to meet women right where they are.  I can share information, answer questions and offer support that empowers women to make their best pregnancy decision.”- Nurse Manager Wanda Crosby, R.N., C.C.E.

“A woman experiences pregnancy with her physical as well as her emotional and spiritual being.  We offer excellent medical care in a clean and safe environment, but we take it a step further.  We pay attention to every aspect of her decision.  Her head may be saying one thing and her heart another.  By acknowledging this, we’re able to help her make the best decision for her.  At ComfortCare, women move from a place of fear to freedom and power.” – Lola Widener, V.P. of Medical Services

What to Expect at ComfortCare Women’s Health 
Our Patient Promise:

• Your pregnancy decision is your decision. 
• You will always be treated with respect and dignity, regardless of your pregnancy decision.
• Women of all economic, social, racial and faith backgrounds are welcome. 
• Service is extended to women of all ages.
• All services are complimentary.  You won’t be billed for any reason. 
• You are guaranteed confidentiality.  No one has access to your records unless you say it’s okay.
• Medical care is provided by trained and licensed medical professionals.
•  All advice is truthful and forthright.

ComfortCare Serves the community from two locations: 

1020 North Augusta Street , Staunton, VA

The Corner of 13th and Magnolia, Waynesboro, VA.