Hours
Monday-Thursday: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Phone Number
Location Information
Turn into the McDonald's parking lot (1927 N. High St.) at the stop light. Turn right down the Pearl St. alley and park in one of the 4 parking spots marked PDHC. Proceed around the front of the building to the front door.
Need Testing?
We offer free limited STI testing for women. We test for the three most common STIs found in women – gonorrhea, chlamydia and trichomonas. Did you know most women who test positive for these don’t experience any symptoms? Side effects of leaving these STIs untreated include infertility, pelvic inflammatory disease and cervical cancer. If you’re sexually active, it is recommended to be tested regularly. You can get tested right away with a PDHC nurse, without waiting in line or worrying about being turned away.
75% to 85% of women with STIs do not have symptoms. STIs can damage your organs and impact your fertility, so if you are sexually active, it is important to get tested regularly.
Do you know your rights as a college student if you become pregnant?
All schools must give pregnant and parenting students the same access to school programs and educational opportunities that are available to other students. To learn more about your rights, visit standingwithyou.org/students-rights
Homeless and Pregnant?
Does it seem like abortion is your only option? We’re here for you! We have practical resources to help with housing, food, baby supplies and more. Our Community Health Advocate will meet with you and listen to your needs.
Reach out today. You may qualify for free transportation to PDHC. If you need a free pregnancy test and would like to talk to a nurse about your pregnancy options, but need a ride to PDHC, text us at 614.444.4411.
Morning After Pill and Birth Control
If you’re considering the morning-after pill or birth control pills, we’re here to help you make an informed decision. We offer free pregnancy testing and a confidential consultation with a nurse to explain how birth control pills work, what they do to your body, and discuss your options with care and understanding.