Everyone here in this building is a blessing. I felt the need to write a review because I believe…read morethey deserved better ratings. For Moms new or even veteran moms lol this place is such a lending hand and a breath of fresh air. Let me tell you about some of the free services they offer if you're wondering. Pregnancy test are free, first ultrasound, parental classes, and gear if you attend those can be bought by baby bucks that you earn for attending ! You go Into a little store volunteers and these wonderful women and men put together and get free baby items. They are there for you spiritually and as an ear to listen to your worries and give positively realistic feedback. My experience has been nothing but pure bliss and I am thankful for these volunteers and women who come to help others. The office is clean and front desk is so welcoming! Please don't even hesitate to think you can't talk or tell them about anything you go through.

I went in to Hope for an ultrasound and was treated with the best care. All the woman on staff were…read moreso friendly and kind. The environment was welcoming and comfortable. I would highly recommend seeking out Hope with your pregnancy needs. They will take amazing care of you!

Need care? This ministry will help. Call or come by…read more Services are provided regardless of age, race, religion. Services included go beyond pregnancy. Licensed and certified staff are on site. Services included are anger management and parenting.

First and foremost this clinic does not provide abortions or referrals for abortion, so if that is…read morea choice you are considering, this is not the place for you. This also is not is it even a health clinic. They offer "limited" ultrasounds, which are not the same as what you'd get at your OB-Gyn and not medically comprehensive. They love to emphasize the heartbeat of the fetus and emphasize the "spiritual distress" abortions can cause. The abortion information they do give is out is also outdated, not medically accurate, and is very one-sided and religious-based.

Wonderful place! I went after getting multiple positive pregnancy tests and I wanted a proof of…read morepregnancy and some help for other resources. When there they do tell you all your options for pregnancy which I think is great for anyone who is considering anything else. The staff is very kind and helpful. I recommend to anyone considering going.

My late mother was adopted through this service in 1944. (She had actually been born, I think, at…read moreOur Lady of Victory here in Oklahoma City. But never mind that story right now.) The late Lloyd Rader saw that my mother, a newborn baby blonde with big blue eyes, had been put up for adoption. (My biological grandfather had been a married soldier during the war, and my biological grandmother had been his collateral damage while home on leave. But, again, different stories for different times, eh?) My adoptive grandmother, a kind and loving woman who herself cared for handicapped children at a private facility in Warr Acres, took it upon herself (along with her widowed sister and business partner at the time) to adopt Mother in the same year she'd been born -- 1944. Both my adoptive grandmother, Mary, and her sister, Harvie, were thrilled with the quality and professionalism of the Deaconess home and corollary adoption service; they often spoke of the Deaconess Home with tears in their grateful eyes.

Just before Christmas last year, my wife and I received a call from Deaconess saying that my wife…read moremay not be fit to be a Mom. Literally days before Christmas they told us this. How did they come to this conclusion? Well, during the course of their 2-3 hour interaction with her, they learned that her Dad passed away when she was 7 years old. They felt that the loss of her Dad had rendered her unable to parent because, get this, "she didn't make enough eye contact nor does she remember enough details of her Dad's death 26 years ago." Are you serious?!?! They told her she needed to undergo psychological testing to determine her cognitive abilities. If anyone is unfit, it's the staff at Deaconess. How about you conduct a lengthier interview with her? Double check the references? Do any thing before you decide to tell someone they're unfit to be a Mom because of a significant loss experienced two decades ago. Fast forward a year - we went through a wonderful adoption consultant who's actually good at her job (and got us matched on the very first day)and now we have a happy, thriving baby boy. Our birth mom chose us because she had a feeling that my wife would be a great Mom and she was absolutely right. Deaconess is the worst.

I had an ultrasound at Crossroads. Mrs. Pat was so sweet. I highly recommend them if you want…read morepeople who are passionate about women!

From the owner: Crossroads Clinic provides free medical services including pregnancy verification via urine test…read moreand ultrasound; and low-cost STD/STI testing and treatment. All services are confidential. We are standing by to answer your questions and provide you with the information to make an informed decision.