Two Hearts Pregnancy Care

Maternity Care • Torrington, CT

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Two Hearts Pregnancy Care in Torrington, CT offers free services to women, men, and couples who are pregnant or think they might be. Services include pregnancy testing, emotional support, options review, referrals to social services, infant clothing, formula, diapers, and a 24-hour phone line for support and conversation.

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Clinic Type

Maternity Care

Address

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Phone

860-482-0672

Email

support@twoheartscenter.com

Opening Hours

24 hours phone line available; on-site services during business hours (not explicitly specified)

Website

https://twoheartscenter.com/

Services Offered

Maternity care
pregnancy tests
emotional support
options review
referrals to social services
infant clothing
formula and diapers
24/7 phone support
volunteer opportunities
donor support (free services)

Team

Two Hearts Pregnancy Care staff — Maternity care center team

Insurance & Payment

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Languages Spoken

English

FAQs

What services does Two Hearts provide?

Free services for women, men, and couples who are pregnant or may be pregnant, including pregnancy testing, emotional support, options review, referrals, infant clothing, formula and diapers, and more.

Is the phone line available 24/7?

Yes, the phone line is open 24 hours per day.

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive

Facebook: 5.0 out of 5 (1)
foreverywoman.org: 4.7 out of 5 (5)

Patients praise

Free and confidential services provided.
Focus on support for individuals in crisis pregnancies, including parenting classes and baby supplies.
Welcoming and organized environment for clients.

Common complaints

The center is a faith-based organization that explicitly states it does not provide information about or referrals for abortion services.

"Asking our volunteers, they said that when clients come to this location after having received services at the former location, they universally say it’s nice."

— Archdiocese of Hartford article regarding relocation

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].