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Abortion Costs and Fees
The cost for your abortion will be determined when you schedule your appointment. Surgical and Medical Abortion fees differ. We have the lowest fees in Atlanta. Please call now for a quick quote (770) 212-9660
How much does an abortion cost?
The cost of an abortion can range. The cost of abortion depends on a few different things about you and your situation. ACWC offers the Lowest Cost Medical Abortion in Atlanta. Here are some of the things that can affect how much your abortion will cost:
- We offer a discount for any patient who is a Medicaid recipient. If you don’t have insurance and you have Medicaid we can let you know about any discounts that can help you afford the out-of-pocket cost of the abortion.
- Your geographical location. The cost of an abortion, just like the cost of medical care in general, can be different depending on where you live.
- If you are a full-time student or a member of the military will help lower your cost of an abortion.
- Depending on the type abortion you get. The abortion pill may have a different cost than a surgical abortion.
ACWC provides the lowest cost medical abortion in Atlanta. Depending how far along your pregnancy is the more your abortion may cost. Call now for immediate pricing (770) 212-9660 or Schedule An Online Appointment
Abortion cost primarily centers on the subsequent factors:
- Duration of pregnancy
- Insurance, Medicaid or other funding
- Where you live
During some time of the first trimester, women can select between a medical abortion (the abortion pill) and a surgical abortion. In Georgia, women can take the abortion pill until they are, at most, ten weeks pregnant. Some states prohibit its use after seven weeks. A medical abortion essentially consists of a physical exam, two single pills, Mifepristone and Misoprostol, and a follow-up appointment.
The procedure takes anywhere from a few hours to a few days, contingent on how far apart the pills are taken and how long the body takes to abort after the second pill. Patients required to agree to have a surgical abortion when medical abortions don’t work, which occurs less than one percent of the time.
After ten weeks, surgical abortion is usually the only option. During the first 14 weeks of pregnancy, women get what’s called an aspiration abortion.
Other Abortion Services Information
Please don’t bring youngsters with you to the clinic.
During your visit, you’ll be the following:
- Pregnancy test
- a chance to talk with a trained counselor person regarding all of your choices: abortion, adoption, and parenting
- a conversation with the health care supplier regarding your health history
- lab tests/blood work
- a pelvic exam
- an ultrasound
- medications to make the abortion more comfortable
- antibiotics or other medications
- birth control information
- a birth control method
No matter what your situation is, ACWC will help provide the best possible care to you. ACWC is a Member of the National Abortion Federation and we are NAF Certified for assisting patients with the cost of the abortion. Call now for immediate pricing (770) 212-9660 or Schedule An Online Appointment
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Supplemental Abortion Costs and Fees
Comp Fee
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A comp fee will be required when a patient is “over” the Height-Weight protocol for general anesthesia. Please provide the phone counselor with an accurate height and weight
Sonogram
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An Ultrasound determines the gestational age of a pregnancy. At which point a woman can decide if having a procedure is the best choice for her. The patient has the choice of sitting with a counselor to discuss fees and or can discuss alternatives and be referred to local OB/GYNs to continue prenatal care.
Inhaler
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Inhalers may be required of a patient with Asthma. After speaking to a nurse, pre-operative instructions will be given. During the scheduling of the appointment the patient is advised to bring her own inhaler to avoid this fee.
Depo Provera
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The Depo Provera shot is administered post-operatively to introduce birth control into the system immediately. Other birth control options can be explored during a counseling session on the day of your appointment.
Rhogam
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Rhogam is a shot required when a patient has a negative blood type. Some women are aware of their blood type prior to coming to our facility, others do not find out until their RH Factor is determined by our testing. The Rhogam Injection is NOT required per National Abortion Federation Standards of Quality Care. A patient may opt-out with a signed waiver between 6-10 weeks only. All patients 11-14.0 weeks must have a Rhogam Injection. Any questions you may have regarding Rhogam will be answered by our Counseling or Nursing staff.
Postoperative Medications
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The Atlanta Comprehensive Wellness Clinic requires our patients to take post-operative medications for optimal recovery after her procedure. The Physician will provide prescriptions for the patient to have filled by her local pharmacy. We STRONGLY recommend getting the prescriptions filled immediately after surgery to ensure a smooth recovery. You will find prescription discount cards throughout the office for use in filling your prescriptions.
Call Us Today 770-212-9660
1874 Piedmont Ave NE
Suite 570E
Atlanta, Georgia 30324
Suite 570E
Atlanta, Georgia 30324
Atlanta Comprehensive Wellness Clinic offers medical abortions in the evening on Tuesdays and Thursdays between 3pm – 5pm. Make your appointment today