Women’s Health and Wellness Clinic Opens New Loganville Location with Ribbon Cutting Ceremony

LOGANVILLE — A ribbon cutting ceremony held on January 15 marked the official opening of a new Loganville location for Women’s Health and Wellness Clinic of Walton, expanding access to free women’s health and pregnancy support services for residents of Walton County and the surrounding area.

 

The new clinic is located at 2205 Highway 81 in Loganville and represents the organization’s continued commitment to serving women facing unplanned pregnancies through education, medical services, and practical support — all provided at no cost.

 

Community supporters, staff, and partners gathered to celebrate the opening, which allows the nonprofit to better serve clients in the Loganville area without requiring them to travel to other locations.

A Mission Focused on Life-Affirming Care and Education

 

Women’s Health and Wellness Clinic of Walton operates as a faith-based, nonprofit pregnancy resource center. The organization is explicitly pro-life and does not provide or refer for abortions. Instead, the clinic focuses on life-affirming alternatives, offering women medically accurate information, compassionate counseling, and tangible resources to support informed decision-making.

 

Clinic representatives emphasize that they do not profit from any client’s decision and that services are designed to provide support, clarity, and care during what can be a stressful or confusing time.

 

All services are confidential, and no insurance is required.

 

Services Provided at the Loganville Clinic

 

The Loganville location offers a comprehensive range of free women’s health and pregnancy-related services, including:

 

• Laboratory-quality pregnancy testing

• Limited obstetric ultrasounds, used to confirm pregnancy viability and estimate gestational age

• Pregnancy decision education and counseling, with an emphasis on parenting and adoption, as well as education on abortion risks and alternatives

• Sexual health education, including information on sexually transmitted infections and symptoms

• Parenting education and support, including referrals to community resources

• Material assistance and practical support, as available, for women and families preparing for parenthood

 

The clinic also provides educational resources through its website and in-person consultations, helping clients understand early pregnancy, fetal development, and available support systems.

 

A Growing Need in the Community

 

The opening of the Loganville site reflects a growing demand for accessible pregnancy support services in the area. By offering extended evening hours and a central Highway 81 location, the clinic aims to remove barriers such as cost, travel distance, and lack of insurance.

The Loganville clinic is currently open:

 

• Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

• Thursdays from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.

 

Appointments are encouraged, though walk-ins may be accommodated when possible.

 

Looking Ahead

 

With the ribbon officially cut, the new Loganville location is now fully operational and serving clients. Clinic leaders say the expansion is about more than a building — it is about strengthening support for women, families, and unborn children throughout the community.

 

Residents seeking services or additional information can contact the clinic directly or visit its website to schedule an appointment.