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I Think I’m Pregnant, When Should I Get An Ultrasound?

October 14, 2013

The Pregnancy Test is Positive


You’ve taken a home pregnancy test. Twice. Both came back positive. This wasn’t what you expected. Getting pregnant was the last thing you were thinking about. You have a million questions. Questions like…

  • How could this happen?
  • How do I tell him?
  • How do I tell my parents?
  • Am I really pregnant?
  • Should I try to find out how far along I am?
  • Am I physically OK?
  • What do I do next?


Limited OB Ultrasound

At Collage, we offer free limited OB Ultrasounds at no cost to you to help confirm that you actually are pregnant. No more guessing. You’ll know for sure.


First, we’ll have you answer a few questions and take a pregnancy test here in the office. If it comes back positive, then after a short medical assessment, we’ll look at the possibility of scheduling an ultrasound for you. After the scan, you’ll also have an opportunity to talk with someone about all of your options. Our medical staff will give you the information and the time to process what’s going on. They’ll also be able to give you referral options for additional services you may need in Kearney and Grand Island.


Who Can I Bring With Me?

You can bring your friends. You can bring your boyfriend, you can bring whoever you want to help make you comfortable.


Getting an ultrasound is the first step after a positive pregnancy test to confirm that you are indeed pregnant and to allow you to begin to process and make plans for the future.



So call us and schedule that appointment. We’re here to listen, confirm your pregnancy, and help you understand all your options, all in the comfort of our beautiful offices.

January 2, 2025
Following the 2024 election, many people have questions about Nebraska's abortion laws and whether the state has enacted a complete ban. Abortion is not entirely banned in Nebraska. A proposed measure to add abortion to the state constitution failed during the 2024 election, while a separate measure that enshrined the current 12-week ban passed. What is the Law? The state currently allows abortion up to 12 weeks but with specific exceptions for certain circumstances. These exceptions include: Cases of rape or incest. Medical emergencies where the life of the mother is at risk or where continuing the pregnancy would result in irreversible physical harm. The legislation aims to balance restrictions with considerations for the health and safety of women under exceptional circumstances. What Does This Mean for Women in Nebraska? For women facing an unexpected pregnancy, Nebraska’s current abortion laws mean you have to be aware of the status of your pregnancy, especially for those who may not meet the legal exceptions. It’s important to seek timely medical confirmation of your pregnancy to understand your options. If you are unsure about how far along you are or have concerns about your pregnancy, seeking an ultrasound and professional advice can help clarify your situation and determine your next steps. Looking for Pregnancy Support? If you’re navigating an unexpected pregnancy and need support, Collage is here to help. We offer no-cost pregnancy services, including pregnancy testing, limited OB ultrasounds, and information on your options in a compassionate and confidential environment. Our team is dedicated to empowering women by providing accurate information and resources tailored to your needs. Although we do not perform or refer for abortion, we can give you medical-based details on this option and others. You don’t have to face this alone. Contact Collage today to schedule your appointment and get the support you need during this time. * All abortion information sourced in this blog is based on accurate information at the time of writing.
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