In 2005, Georgia passed the “Women’s Right to Know Act,”which indicates that an abortion can only be performed in GA if the patient has “Voluntary and Informed Consent” at least 24 hours before an abortion.
This act requires a review of materials provided by the Department of Public Health listing:
Description of abortion procedures and risks
Medical risks of pregnancy and childbirth
Agencies and services that can assist you during pregnancy
Adoption agencies
Description of fetal development
Statement about fetal pain
PAC SPECIALIZES in providing you with all the information you need to make an informed decision about your pregnancy, including these items required by Georgia law. The more information you have, the easier it is to make the right choice for you.
Our medical staff are trained to answer all your questions in a caring, non-judgmental setting. We are HIPAA compliant – which means that anything you and our staff discuss is COMPLETELY CONFIDENTIAL. We are bound by law to provide you with privacy and protection.
PAC provides services such as pregnancy tests, ultrasounds (as determined by medical staff), STI testing and treatment and more at no cost to you.
This makes us a great first stop for you if you are concerned you are pregnant.