When will I first see my Obstetrician?

Your first appointment will be scheduled around 12 weeks gestation, typically aligned with your first ultrasound.

How many ultrasounds will I get during my pregnancy?

Initially, you will have a dating ultrasound, followed by a genetic screening ultrasound at 12 weeks and an anatomical ultrasound around the 20-week mark.

Can I find out the sex of my baby?

Usually, you can determine your baby's sex during the 20-week anatomical ultrasound, but any extra ultrasounds for this purpose are not covered by OHIP.

A pap smear is a screening test for cervical cancer that detects changes related to the HPV virus.

How do I prepare for an IUD insertion?

An IUD insertion involves having a speculum used to locate the cervix; it typically takes less than 2 minutes. It’s recommended to take ibuprofen before your appointment to minimize discomfort.

What services do you offer?

We offer a wide range of services including gynecological exams, pregnancy and delivery care, ultrasounds, hormone replacement therapy, and more.

What should I do to prepare for my first appointment?

Patients should fill out the new patient forms available on our website and bring them to their first visit.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes, we accept a variety of insurance plans. Please check with our office for more details.

Do I have to choose between my baby and my future?

You don't necessarily have to choose between your baby and your future. Many women find that they can adapt their dreams to their current circumstances, and resources may be available to help you make positive choices.

What if my partner won't support me?

If your partner is unsupportive, it's important to communicate openly with them about your feelings. Consider involving them in counseling sessions to explore your options, and seek support from friends, family, or local pregnancy centers.

What can I do about people pressuring me?

You have the right to make your own decision without pressure. If someone is pressuring you, try to explain your situation to them and seek counseling to explore positive options.

Have you confirmed your pregnancy?

It's crucial to confirm your pregnancy with reliable tests, as false indications can occur. We offer free tests to help verify your situation.

Do you understand the risks involved in an abortion procedure?

Yes, it's essential to be informed about the risks associated with abortion. You should ask plenty of questions to understand what the procedure entails, both physically and emotionally.

Did you investigate the qualifications of your potential abortion provider?

Yes, confirm that your abortion provider is a licensed physician and a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist, and check their hospital admitting privileges.

Do you understand that it is ok to change your mind?

Absolutely. It's your choice, and you can change your mind at any time throughout the process.

Do you offer post-abortion counseling?

Yes, we provide confidential consultations for anyone who has undergone an abortion and needs support or has questions.

What types of services do you offer?

We offer a range of services including sleep disorders management, diagnostic imaging, pulmonary function testing, and respirology consultations.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes, we provide services to uninsured patients at OHIP rates.

What are your appointment hours?

Our clinic operates Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

How can I book an appointment?

You can book an appointment by calling our clinic at 519-258-0585.

What telehealth options do you offer?

We now offer Telehealth services available seven days a week, allowing you to access high-quality medical care from the comfort of your home.

What diagnostics are available on-site?

Dearborn Family Clinic provides on-site diagnostics including bone density tests, EKGs, ultrasounds, and digital X-rays, along with an on-site laboratory for blood and urine tests.

What is the difference between 3D, 4D, and 5D ultrasounds?

3D ultrasounds provide still images of your baby, 4D ultrasounds offer real-time video, and 5D ultrasounds enhance the visual quality, creating the most lifelike images.

How early can I determine my baby's gender using 3D ultrasound?

Gender determination can typically be performed as early as 14 weeks with a 3D ultrasound, depending on the baby's position.

What should I bring to my ultrasound appointment?

It’s important to bring any necessary medical documentation, ID, and a full bladder (if directed by your provider). You may also want to bring family members to share in the experience.

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