Do I need an appointment?

Walk-ins are welcome; however, it's recommended to make an appointment to minimize your wait time. You can call us at (985) 872-4994 or text (985) 224-3390.

At what point should I schedule an appointment?

We recommend making an appointment if you have missed a period, have any pregnancy-related questions, or think you might be pregnant.

What should I expect when I come in for my initial visit?

After completing paperwork, you will meet with your client care advocate to discuss your information. A pregnancy test will be administered, and if positive, an ultrasound appointment will be scheduled.

Is there a fee for your services?

All our services are provided at no cost.

What will I need to bring with me when I come in?

You need to bring a photo ID and it is advised to drink plenty of water if receiving a pregnancy test or limited ultrasound.

Can I bring anyone with me?

Yes, you can bring someone with you. We will speak with you privately first, and if you consent, your guest can join you thereafter.

What if my boyfriend or parent calls to see if I came in?

We adhere to a strict privacy policy, protecting client confidentiality except where disclosure is legally required.

Do you perform abortions?

We do not perform or refer for abortions but can provide information about your options.

What types of support groups do you offer?

We offer various support groups including bereavement, cancer support, and a Parkinson's support group.

How can I register for a support group?

You can register by calling the provided contact numbers for each specific support group or following the registration links when available.

Where do the support groups meet?

Support groups typically meet at the Terrebonne General Atrium Auditorium or the Cancer Center Events Room.

How accurate is the pregnancy test?

Our tests are laboratory rated and 99% accurate, detecting the hCG hormone in a pregnant woman’s system. Detection can vary greatly among women, potentially as early as 7 days after conception.

How do I know if I am pregnant?

The easiest way is to take a free pregnancy test at Crossroads. Other factors can affect your cycle, so we suggest waiting until one week after your missed period to test.

When should I get an ultrasound?

An ultrasound is recommended after a positive pregnancy test to determine how far along you are and to confirm the viability of the pregnancy. We provide free ultrasounds for those in crisis pregnancies.

Are you a faith-based organization?

Yes, we operate as a Christian non-profit organization aligned with the teachings of Jesus Christ.

Our funding comes from generous support from individuals, organizations, and grants.

Do my parents need to know about my appointment?

No, appointments are confidential in Louisiana, except for abortion services which require parental consent. You're protected by HIPAA and other privacy laws.

Can I walk in or do I need to make an appointment?

Walk-ins are not accepted, so please make an appointment to ensure availability.

If I am unsure about my pregnancy decision, can I still make an appointment?

Absolutely! We welcome individuals considering all options.

What do I need to bring to receive services?

A driver’s license or a photo ID is required.

How much do your services cost?

All services provided are free of cost.

Do you refer for abortions?

No, we do not provide or refer for abortion services.

Do you provide contraceptives?

We do not provide contraceptives; we advise consulting a doctor for contraceptive needs.

Should I see a doctor if I have a second negative test and have not started my period?

Yes, if you have concerns, it is advisable to see your healthcare provider.

Can I have a retest if my test is negative and my period still doesn’t start?

Yes, you can schedule for another test.

Is a blood test more accurate?

Yes, a blood test is more accurate as it measures the hCG level directly, whereas our tests are urine-based.

What types of ultrasounds do you offer?

We specialize in 3D and 4D ultrasounds, allowing you to experience a detailed view of your baby.

How can I schedule an appointment?

You can schedule your appointment directly through our website or by contacting us via phone.

What should I bring to my ultrasound appointment?

Please bring any previous ultrasound images, your medical records, and be prepared for a relaxing experience with your family.

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