Life Choices Care – Pregnancy & Parenting Support in San Antonio

Life Choices Care is a San Antonio nonprofit providing pregnancy, parenting, counseling, and practical support to women, men, and families. Services are confidential and designed to support the physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being of each person. Life Choices Care helps individuals facing an unexpected pregnancy as well as parents who need education, material assistance, counseling, or help connecting with healthcare and community resources.


Through its parenting program, participating moms and dads can earn points that can be used toward needed baby items. Educational programs help expectant and new parents learn about healthy pregnancy, parenting, child development, and caring for their families. They provide professional counseling for individuals and couples. Support is available for pregnancy-related concerns as well as grief following miscarriage or abortion.


Staff can help eligible individuals apply for programs such as Medicaid and Healthy Texas Women and connect families with other resources that may help meet healthcare, transportation, and family needs. For individuals looking for pregnancy help, parenting support, baby supplies, pregnancy testing, ultrasounds, counseling, or assistance applying for Medicaid in San Antonio, Life Choices Care provides confidential services and practical support.

Life Choices Care

Phone: 210-543-7200 

Fax: 210-829-4711

3234 Northwestern Dr.

San Antonio, Texas 78238

Althea Richardson

Althea Richardson is the Clinic Director of Life Choices Care. She is also a counselor and a life & mental health coach and oversees the Life Choices Care staff. But her primary responsibility is counseling individuals who suffered or survived trauma, domestic violence, sexual abuse, a miscarriage, or an abortion to name a few. When counseling either men or women, many times the person does not know what is wrong with them. They just feel angry, sad, and/or anxious. Althea helps them understand their emotions and the condition of their mental health. She equips them with tools for life, so they can walk out with hope.


She has a conversation with them about where they are concerning God. She helps them look at their future and where they are headed in life. She counsels young adults that are not married, and the partner is not supportive of the pregnancy. She talks to married couples whose relationship is failing and provides council on what is hurting the marriage.