Presidential Women's Center

China Rose

Everyone was so nice it was clean comfortable and played great movies 10/10 ❤️

sofura siddiqua

This office made my first experience go so smooth. I found them in the google search. Everyone is so friendly and helpful. They are all amazing and take the time so speak with you and answer all of your questions. It’s a very private and safe environment for all women. I really like them their financial assistance program that’s helped me that situation. After your procedure they called you and asking about your situation and reminding your next ultrasound appointment. That made me awesome. They all treat you with love and care. The service and care goes beyond the word excellent.I am forever grateful for them. Thank you all staff for all that you do and the quality of service you provide.

Jalaine Campbell

Very nice staff, clean rooms and the nurses make you feel very welcome.

Dray

My experience was in December of 2021, I am ready to speak on it and how this clinic was exactly what I needed. After being assaulted at a young age of 19, I needed to seek help for termination. I had gone to the Palm Beach Women’s Center both in West Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens for ultrasounds and to see my options/get the procedure. It was confirmed to be a crisis pregnancy center (google it), and pro-life agendas were heavily pushed into me including statements like “termination can increase chances of breast cancer, anxiety, infertility, depression, PTSD, sepsis” etc. which are all blatantly untrue. I was asked about my “religious beliefs” and adoption was pushed more than my VERY clear choice for termination. Imagine a young girl at 19, that had just been assaulted and is now pregnant with their abusers child and seeking help from other women, being told that she should not terminate and that she could quite literally die if she chose to do so. I was defeated and even more distraught than I already was. Fast forward, I schedule the procedure with the Presidential Womens Clinic. I hardly make it through the door without breaking down, and could barely get my last name out. From the start, I was comforted and empathized with. After a lot of back and forth from the waiting room, I was met with a woman whose name I can’t recall. We sat in a private room and spoke of exactly what was going to happen before, during, and after the procedure. I told her of my experience at the crisis pregnancy center, and she assured me that I would be completely fine and that I had been manipulated and lied to by those women. Every single woman in that building had nothing but support to give me, especially Kizze (I apologize if spelling is incorrect). I tear up when I remember flashes of my post-op and how she practically carried me to the dressing room with a blanket wrapped around me to help me put my clothes back on, as I could hardly walk straight from the anesthesia. Both Kizze and another woman were underneath both my arms on either side of me to walk me to my friends car. I wasn’t left alone once during my experience, from the private meeting room all the way to the car when I was set to leave. I will forever be grateful that this clinic and these women exist. And I’ll never forget that even when you feel the world is against you as a woman, there will always be another woman there to help carry you through (both physically and metaphorically). Thank you to the doctors and nurses for your incredible comforting skills and empathy.