Here are answers to the questions we hear most. If yours isn’t here, call or send us a message, and a member of our team will answer you directly.
Nothing. Pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, options information, and support from our advocates are provided at no cost. There’s no insurance paperwork and no bill arriving later.
No. The Cottage Women’s Care does not provide or refer for abortion services or the abortion pill. We do provide accurate information about abortion, adoption, and parenting, along with pregnancy testing and ultrasounds that can give you more information about your pregnancy before you decide what comes next.
Your visit and personal information are kept confidential in accordance with applicable privacy laws and policies. We understand that privacy matters, especially in a close-knit community like Bartlesville, and our team takes it seriously.
Yes. You don’t need to have made a decision about your pregnancy before you come in. Many women visit us to confirm their pregnancy, learn more about their options, or talk through concerns before deciding what comes next. You can ask questions, receive information, and take the time you need to consider your next steps.
We recommend requesting an appointment so we can reserve time for your visit. You can make a request online or by phone. Online appointment requests are not confirmed until a member of our team contacts you directly. Walk-ins are also welcome during open hours, and we’ll do our best to see you based on availability.
Yes, The Cottage Women’s Care serves women throughout surrounding counties at our Satellite Clinics. Satellite Clinics are open monthly in Nowata and Pawhuska. Dates, times, locations, and available services may vary, so call to learn when the Satellite Clinic will be near you.
You’ll meet with an advocate who will ask a few questions, learn what brought you in, and explain what to expect during your visit. Depending on your needs, your appointment may include a no-cost pregnancy test and information about additional services. You’ll have time to talk about your concerns, learn about your options, and ask about resources that may be available to you.
