We are a Christian, multi-denominational organization that seeks to serve women in the Greensboro and Winston-Salem communities in the Triad area who are facing unplanned pregnancies. As a pregnancy resource center, The Pregnancy Network can provide initial prenatal care such as pregnancy testing, limited OB ultrasounds, and STD testing and treatment. We also offer many resources including educational classes and the Connect program, as well as referrals to other trusted community organizations that can provide you with services and support.

We offer pregnancy testing and ultrasounds to confirm whether or not you are pregnant, as well as STD testing and treatment. 

No. All services that we offer, including ultrasounds, are free and confidential. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, we are funded by individual donors and community organizations.

All of our medical services are administered by licensed Registered Nurses. Our ultrasound review process includes oversight by a volunteer medical board of local, practicing Board-certified doctors in Obstetrics & Gynecology from the Triad area.

Our medical directors are Kendra Kesty, MD; Charlie Pickens, Jr., MD; and Angela Roberts, MD.

The medical services we offer are designed to help you confirm your pregnancy. If you choose to carry your pregnancy to term, we will refer you to trusted organizations for further OBGYN care near our Winston-Salem and Greensboro locations.

We do not perform or make referrals for abortions or provide the abortion pill because we care about your health. If you are researching options such as a chemical abortion for your unplanned pregnancy, we provide information about abortion procedures to help you make a fully informed decision.

We have a separate abortion alternatives FAQs page to answer your questions related to abortion, including chemical abortion, the most common procedures, their risks, and your options.