How can I contact Mercer Health for non-medical inquiries?

You can contact Mercer Health through our online form for any non-medical questions or comments.

What should I do in case of a medical emergency?

In an emergency, please go to your local emergency room or call 911.

What services do you offer?

We offer free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds (2D and 4D), emotional support, counseling, adoption planning, and parenting classes.

Are your services really free?

Yes, all our pregnancy services are free and available to anyone, regardless of their age or income.

How can I support the center?

You can support us by donating items, volunteering, or spreading the word about our services.

What services does Family Life Center provide?

Family Life Center offers pregnancy testing, STD testing, options consultations, ultrasound confirmation, pregnancy support, parenting programs, and abortion recovery services.

Are the services provided by Family Life Center free?

Yes, all services at Family Life Center are confidential and free of charge.

Do you provide termination services?

No, Family Life Center does not refer or provide termination services but offers education and information regarding abortion.

Where is Family Life Center located?

Family Life Center is located at 116 E. Auglaize Street STE B, Wapakoneta, Ohio 45895.

What is an elective 3D Ultrasound?

An elective ultrasound is a keepsake ultrasound that allows families to view and bond with their baby before birth. Love at First Sight Ultrasound offers an incredible experience to "meet" the newest family member with state-of-the-art imaging technology.

What is the difference between 2D, 3D and 4D images?

2D ultrasounds provide flat outlines of the baby's face, body, and organs, representing standard prenatal medical care. 3D ultrasounds add depth and shadow to images, while 4D ultrasounds provide movement by capturing a series of 3D images in rapid succession, resulting in a video.

Is it safe to have 3D/4D ultrasounds?

Yes, the safety of 3D/4D ultrasounds mirrors that of conventional 2D ultrasounds, which have been a staple in prenatal care for 30 years, with no demonstrated adverse effects on mothers or babies.

Do I need a release from my Doctor?

No, a release form is not required for a 3D/4D ultrasound at Love at First Sight. However, you must provide your physician's contact information, and be under their care during your pregnancy.

Does Insurance cover the cost of this ultrasound?

No, insurance does not cover these ultrasounds because they are considered elective and not diagnostic.

How many weeks do I need to be to have an ultrasound done?

You can purchase any package at any time, but it is recommended to wait until 15-16 weeks for the Gender Sneak Peek. For optimal results with other packages, wait until after 25-32 weeks.

Can the gender be determined at 15 weeks?

Yes, gender determination can occur at 15 weeks, but it depends on the baby's position. If the gender cannot be determined, a free return visit will be allowed.

What should I do to prepare for my ultrasound?

It is advisable to drink lots of water, hydrating 3-7 days before your session to make the amniotic fluid more transparent for better imaging.

Should I fill out a form?

Yes, you should download and fill out a form and bring it with you for your appointment.

What is the process to book an appointment?

To schedule an appointment, parents need to provide names, phone numbers, due date, and the obstetrician’s name.

What should I expect during the ultrasound?

Our trained sonographers use advanced technology to generate a high-quality view of your baby. The quality can be influenced by various factors, but we aim to provide the best images possible.

Is insurance accepted?

Elective ultrasounds are not covered by insurance, so full payment is required at the time of service.

How much will my appointment cost?

All of our pregnancy services and support are confidentially offered at no cost to you.

What do I need to bring to my appointment?

Please bring your photo ID, which we will copy and keep in your file.

Is Hands of Hope a Licensed Medical Facility?

Yes, we are a licensed medical facility with qualified medical staff.

Can I bring someone with me?

Absolutely! You are encouraged to bring someone for support.

Is an ultrasound necessary?

Yes, an ultrasound is necessary to confirm a viable pregnancy.

How long is a pregnancy test/ultrasound appointment?

Typically, the appointment lasts 45 minutes to an hour.

Do teens need parental permission to come in for services?

In Ohio, teens do not need parental consent for our services.

How do I schedule an appointment?

You can fill out the form on our website or call us at 419-399-2447.

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