A friend asked me to come with her for an appointment- the first I'd ever heard about Advice & Aid…read more I did some research ahead of time to learn more about their services and options & was impressed with the quality of care my friend received and how welcoming the staff were when we arrived. There were even some little snacks in the waiting area. One nice thing about the building is that it's secure - there's a little video call or audio doorbell that you ring and state a few details so they know you're there for an appointment etc. (I do know they take walk-in's as well. I heard some others say they tried to get into planned parenthood but the wait was months long - Advice and Aid got them in same day.)

I love this place and everything they stand for. Every time I've come here it's been nothing but a…read morepositive experience and friendly service. The staff are super supportive and helpful wish them nothing but the best.

This place has took me under their wings and provided me with everything I needed for a successful…read morepregnancy. The videos that I watch with the volunteers has help me overcome many fears that I had concerning the knowledge about being a new mother. My beautiful child is now 5 months old, and like a family the ladies at this center has also welcomed him with open arms, smiles and so many words of encouragement. Please ladies out here in the metro area give them a chance it will change your life. MRS. Scott

I tried to get a free std test as they claimed on the website, they were extremely rude to me since…read moreI was not a woman. this is not a real doctors office and they don't follow HIPAA guidelines since they are not a doctors office. Stay away.

This is an excellent center that provides what you need for an unplanned pregnancy. They definitely…read morecare about you and want what's best for mom and baby.

My experience with birthright was OK. I think their website is misleading though. This is not a…read moreplace that is about giving you all the information you need to decide what to do when you are pregnant. They are there to give you all the information and support you need as long as you have already decided to continue on with the pregnancy. The woman that seemed to be running the clinic was very kind, but also laid on the guilt trip pretty heavy when I expressed that I might not keep my child should I be pregnant. I knew that it would be like that going in though, so I was not overly upset by this experience but if I had been caught off guard with that my attitude may have been different. Ladies, if you need need a free test or help if you are already pregnant and wish to stay that way this is a good place to go. If you need information about ALL of your options going here will most likely be an uninformative and damaging experience.