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As soon as you know you are going to have a baby, it’s very important to start prenatal care. Early prenatal care – during the first three months of pregnancy – gives both mom and baby the best chance for a healthy pregnancy and delivery. BCHC is here to help. Call 610-988-4838 to make an appointment.

Free pregnancy testing is available at all of our health center locations. There is no need to make an appointment, and you don’t have to be a BCHC patient. You may simply walk in and request a free pregnancy test at the front desk and our staff will take care of you. If you are pregnant, we will refer you for early prenatal care.

Our OB/GYN

Dr. Chelsea E. Marks, DO
OB/GYN Physician

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Monday, March 10th, 20255:30pm - 7:30pm

701 Penn St.Reading, PA

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