• Personal counseling
We inform the patient about her legal rights, personal right of choice and emotional implications of termination of pregnancy or not
• Communicate procedures
We inform the patient about the procedures to be followed to effect a termination of pregnancy
• Perform termination
We perform the termination of pregnancy with the assistance of qualified midwives and a professional gynaecologist
• After care
We perform check-ups on the health of the woman as required
To orientate and empower women of their reproductive health rights
• To afford women the opportunity to have children by choice
• To deliver client satisfaction equal to or above client expectations.
Perform Termination
30 minutes • Price varies
We perform the termination of pregnancy with the assistance of qualified midwives and a professional gynaecologist
The purpose of your routine annual gynecology exam is to allow a health care provider to check your female organs to ensure and maintain good gynecological health.
Pap smear: A Pap test is done during your pelvic exam. Your doctor removes cell samples from your cervix using a small brush. These cells are sent to a lab and checked for cervical cancer and other abnormalities.
STD tests: If you’re sexually active, you may be tested for sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) such as gonorrhea, chlamydia, syphilis, and HIV. To test for STDs, your doctor takes a swab of tissue during your pelvic exam or orders blood tests.
Ultrasound or sonar scans are routinely done at any time during pregnancy.