What services do you provide?

We offer free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and options counseling for those facing unplanned pregnancies.

Do you provide abortions?

No, Abiding Hope does not offer abortions nor referrals.

How can I contact you for support?

You can contact us via phone at (828) 680-1230 or text at (828) 380-6458.

What is a family physician?

A family physician is a medical doctor who provides continual comprehensive health care for the entire family, having completed an additional three years of training focused on treating patients as a whole.

What ages do family physicians treat?

Family physicians treat patients of all ages, both male and female.

What treatments do family physicians provide?

Family physicians offer a full range of advanced medical care, including newborn and pediatric medicine, women's and men's health care, cardiovascular screenings, geriatric services, acute and chronic illness management, nutrition counseling, and orthopedic care.

What is a Family Nurse Practitioner?

A Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP) is a Registered Nurse with advanced education and training who can diagnose and manage a range of medical conditions.

How do I schedule an appointment for an initial exam?

You can schedule an appointment by calling our office, where our staff will request basic information.

What information do I need to bring to my first visit?

Bring your insurance card, photo ID, a list of medications, and immunization records for children. Arrive 15 minutes early to complete registration forms.

What if I don't have health insurance?

Payment is requested at the time of services if you don't have insurance. Our financial coordinator can assist with payment plans.

What can I expect during my first visit?

You will complete registration forms, discuss financial policies, and have your questions answered. We will help set up a financial plan.

How can I get a prescription refill?

Contact our office to request a prescription refill. Allow 24 hours for processing. Some prescriptions may require a follow-up exam.

Why do I need a referral to see a specialist?

Most insurance companies require a referral for coverage of specialist services.

How can I get my medical records transferred to another office?

A signed Medical Records Release form is needed to transfer your records. Please allow two weeks for processing.

What services does Tennova Healthcare offer?

Tennova Healthcare offers a wide range of services including cancer care, diagnostic imaging, maternity care, rehabilitation services, and more.

How can I schedule an appointment?

You can schedule an appointment through our online scheduling tool available on our website.

What should I do if I have an emergency?

In case of an emergency, please visit our emergency department or call 911 if immediate assistance is needed.

The hours at our center are: Monday - Thursday: 10 am - 4 pm; Friday - Sunday: Closed.

Is there a cost for your services?

No. All of our services at The Hope Center are provided free of charge.

Do I need to make an appointment?

Walk-ins may be possible. However, to minimize your wait, you may contact us to schedule a time for your appointment.

Will you tell anyone about my visit to your center?

All services at our center are confidential and will not be shared without your written permission, unless required by law.

Do you provide ultrasounds?

Yes, we offer limited ultrasounds for clients who have received a positive pregnancy test result at the Hope Center.

I have already had an abortion. Does the center offer any services for me?

Yes, our center offers confidential, compassionate support to help individuals begin a healing process from past abortions.

What services does SOFHA offer?

SOFHA offers a range of medical services including primary care, pediatrics, podiatry, nutrition counseling, and specialty medical care focusing on holistic health.

How can I schedule an appointment?

To schedule an appointment, you can call us at (423) 434-6410 or visit our website to find a provider near you.

Do I need to be fasting for the FNA procedure?

There is no restriction before or after the procedure, you can eat, drink and take your medications.

Can I drive to the appointment?

Yes, you can drive yourself to the appointment.

Do I need any time off from work in preparation for the procedure?

There is no need for any time off from work, you can simply go back to work after your procedure.

How long does it take for the results to come back?

You will have preliminary results before you leave your appointment; additionally, the doctor will be available to discuss any follow-up questions you may have.

Is fine needle aspiration biopsy painful?

No, the procedure is well tolerated by most of our patients. We use a local anesthetic/numbing spray on the skin in preparation for the biopsy.

Can a fine needle aspiration biopsy detect lymphoma/cancer?

Yes, this is one of the main reasons fine needle biopsies are performed. Additionally, flow cytometry and cell block material can be collected at time of procedure to add more information on types of lymphomas/cancers detected.

What is fine needle aspiration biopsy?

Fine needle aspiration (FNA) is a non-surgical/ minimally invasive procedure by which a sample of tissue is obtained by placing a very fine gauge needle into the lump for a few seconds to draw out cells for examination under the microscope. The procedure is fast, convenient, safe and well-tolerated by patients. No anesthesia or hospitalization is required. Patients can return to work immediately after the FNA biopsy.

Can a fine needle aspiration spread cancer?

Highly unlikely as the needle gauge is very fine (smaller than the usual gauge used to give blood or vaccines). Moreover, the procedure is ultrasound-guided, targeting the exact area in question/concern.

What size of needle is used for fine needle aspiration biopsy?

The size of the needle is very fine. For thyroid biopsies, we usually use 27 gauge needles, for other sites we usually use 25 gauge needles.

Why might you need a fine needle aspiration biopsy?

If you or your doctor discover a lump, it is important to determine whether or not it is a tumor—either benign or malignant—and gain information necessary for making a treatment plan.

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