What services do you provide?

We offer pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, childbirth education, breastfeeding classes, one-on-one support, and much more.

Do you provide abortion services?

No, we do not offer or refer for pregnancy terminations or birth control.

What types of services do you offer?

We offer a variety of ultrasound services including 2D, 3D, and 4D ultrasounds, prenatal ultrasounds, and carotid ultrasounds.

How should I prepare for my ultrasound?

It is generally recommended to drink water before your appointment to ensure the best imaging results.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes, we accept several insurance plans. Please contact us to verify if your insurance provider is among them.

Can I bring a support person to my ultrasound appointment?

Absolutely! We encourage you to bring a support person with you to share in the experience.

How early can you verify my Baby's gender?

We begin gender verification at 14 weeks gestation and guarantee 100% accuracy!

How should I prepare for my gender ultrasound?

For the best results, arrive with a full bladder if you're between 6-12 weeks. Drinking plenty of water 48 hours in advance can also improve image quality. A snack or juice 30 minutes before the appointment can help get your baby moving.

What is the difference between 2D/3D/4D/Ultra HD Ultrasounds?

A 2D Ultrasound provides black and white images and is typically used for gender verification. A 3D Ultrasound gives clearer images, while a 4D Ultrasound offers real-time movement. Ultra HD technology enhances the images further, revealing your baby's expressions.

When is the best time to schedule my 4D/Ultra HD Ultrasound?

You can schedule at any time! Generally, 24-26 weeks is 'Good Viewing', 27-32 weeks is 'Great Viewing', while after 33 weeks it becomes 'Unpredictable Viewing' due to the baby's growth and positioning.

Do I have to apply through coxhealth.com or can I visit a CoxHealth facility to apply?

CoxHealth offers an online application only. Computers are located in the lobby of the Recruitment & Retention office at Cox South for applicants to use for submitting or updating an application.

What positions are available and how do I apply?

Visit the job search page, choose the appropriate criteria, and click Search. Each job title displays details including department and hours.

How long will it take to be hired?

There isn't a precise answer, as the recruitment staff processes a large volume of applications daily. Not all applicants will receive job offers.

How do I check the status of my application?

Log in to the job search page and click on the Application History tab to view the status of your applications.

What if I don’t have insurance?

PCC services are free and do not require insurance.

Does PCC offer abortions?

Pregnancy Care Center (PCC) provides free pregnancy tests and ultrasounds. PCC does not perform nor refer for abortion.

How soon can you take a pregnancy test?

Most of the tests on the market are designed to be used once you have missed your period or are at least a few days late.

What types of ultrasounds do you offer?

We provide various ultrasound services, including 2D, 3D, and 4D ultrasounds, as well as SneakPeek Early Gender DNA Testing and diagnostic imaging exams.

What are your business hours?

We operate Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, Saturday from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM, and we are closed on Sundays.

What services do you provide?

We offer Echocardiograms, Pediatric Echocardiograms, and Health Screenings.

Where are your locations?

We have locations in Springfield and Lebanon, Missouri.

What are your operating hours?

Our office is open by appointment from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Monday through Friday.

What does Choices Pregnancy Center do?

Choices Pregnancy Center is a non-profit organization focused on assisting pregnant women and their families through education, encouragement, and provision of necessary equipment to improve community well-being.

How can I support Choices Pregnancy Center?

You can support Choices Pregnancy Center by volunteering your time, donating to help fund the services provided, and through prayer to support the mission.

What services do you offer?

We provide mentoring, educational resources, and medical support tailored to the needs of pregnant women and their families.

Are screening mammograms important?

Yes, mammograms are crucial as they can detect breast cancer at its earliest stages, potentially saving lives.

When should I start getting mammograms and how often?

Women should begin yearly screening mammograms at age 40, or earlier if they have a higher risk due to family history.

When should I stop getting mammograms?

Women should continue undergoing annual mammographic screening as long as they are in good health, especially since the risk increases with age.

What happens when I get called back from the waiting room?

You will have an individual dressing room provided, where you can secure your belongings and change into a robe for the test.

What happens during my mammogram? Does it hurt?

Your breasts will be positioned for imaging with compression. The entire exam takes about 15 minutes, and while discomfort can vary, pain is usually not experienced.

Can I have a mammogram if I have breast implants?

Yes, patients with implants can safely undergo screening mammograms. Inform your technologist about your implants for proper care.

Should I be doing self-breast exams?

While mammography is the best early detection method, being aware of any changes in your breast is also important.

What are breast changes that I should be concerned about?

Concerns include lumps, skin changes, discharge, or new nipple inversion—report any noticeable changes to your provider.

I noticed that my mammogram report mentioned breast density, what does that mean?

Breast density refers to the composition of breast tissue, which affects cancer detection and risk. Women with dense breasts may need supplemental screenings.