Clinic in Eindhoven

Q: I am not from the Netherlands. Can I come to you?

Yes, that is certainly possible. We help all women who need our help. However, you will then have to pay for the abortion treatment yourself. Contact us for the costs and options.

Q: How quickly can I come to your clinic?

When you call us for an appointment, we aim for you to be able to come to one of our clinics for an intake interview within 5 working days. In many cases the treatment can start immediately afterwards.

Q: Am I allowed to bring someone to the clinic?

Yes, you may bring 1 companion. That person may be present at the ultrasound and the intake interview if you wish. To be sure that you are making your choice in complete freedom, the doctor or nurse always wants to speak with you alone for a moment as well. The companion may not come with you into the treatment room and the recovery room. Children are not allowed in the clinic.

Q: Are there protesters outside your clinic?

Sometimes there are protesters outside the clinic. These demonstrations are usually announced to the municipality, but are often not yet known to us at the moment you call to make the appointment. In Arnhem the protesters stand at a reasonable distance (150 metres) from the clinic. In Eindhoven on the other side of the street. If you come by car, you can park it in our car park. That way you avoid being approached by the protesters. If you are approached and you find this unpleasant, you can always call the clinic. We will then come outside to collect you. Also report it at the reception in the clinic if you feel you have been treated unpleasantly. We can then help you and, if necessary, call the community police officer. We do our best to keep the inconvenience for you, and your companion, to a minimum.

Q: What items do I bring to the clinic?

When you come to the clinic, you must in any case bring the following: a valid form of identification (passport, driving licence or ID card) a card with your blood group (if you have one) a medication overview or the medicines you use Do you have an appointment for a suction or instrumental treatment? Then you also bring the following: 1 nightgown or long shirt Something warm such as a cardigan, sweater or bathrobe 2 pairs of underwear 1 pair of socks and/or slippers sanitary pads Something to eat and drink for after the treatment.

Are you with an unwanted pregnancy? In the abortion clinic Eindhoven of Mildred Clinics we are there for you. With attention and without judgment. You can be treated until 18 weeks of pregnancy.

There are 2 treatment rooms, a rest room with sleep-out beds and a waiting room with wifi.

The Eindhoven abortion clinic is a 20-minute walk from Eindhoven Central Station. It is also easy to reach by bus and you can park there for free.

We are open Monday through Friday from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm.

Our address

Mildred Clinics – Eindhoven location
Jan van Schoonvorststraat 20-22
5611 PK Eindhoven

info@mildredclinics.nl

Call for questions or an appointment:
088200 73 33

We are available by phone Monday through Friday from 8:30 am – 4:30 pm. On Saturdays, we are available from 8:30 a.m. – 2 p.m.

Before an appointment, have your citizen service number (BSN) handy. You’ll find this number on your passport, driver’s license or ID card.

Cost

For almost all women, there is no cost for treatment at our clinic. Does treatment cost money for you? Or would you like to pay for an IUD, you can do so in cash, by IBAN bank card or by Visa/Master credit card.

Mildred Clinics' abortion clinic in Eindhoven. Personal care and professionalism is the focus.

Route and parking

Parking

Coming by car? The clinic has a free parking lot. This parking lot is located on the left side of the clinic. Our parking lot is not guarded and parking is at your own risk. In the neighborhood, you must pay to park.

Bicycles can be parked in the parking lot.

Public transportation

Coming by bus or train to Mildred Clinics in Eindhoven? Plan your trip in advance with the travel planner of the NS or 9292.nl

From Eindhoven Central Station it is best to take the bus to our clinic. There are two stops nearby.

Via bus stop Geldropseweg

Bus lines: 24 (towards Helmond Station via Mierlo), 320 (towards Helmond Station) or 324 (towards Geldrop Coevering).

Get off at the Geldropseweg stop.
Walk diagonally across from the Jumbo by the flower store into Sint Rochusstraat.
Turn into the second street on the right (Jan van Schoonvorststraat).
On the left is our clinic at number 22.

Via bus stop P.C. Hooftlaan

Bus lines: 12 (towards Gijzenrooi Hermes), 318 (towards Luyksgestel), 17 (towards Roosten), 7 (towards Veldhoven MMC via Aalst-Waalre), 11 (towards Maarheeze) or 407 (towards High Tech Campus).

Get off at the P.C. Hooftlaan stop.
Walk back to the traffic lights.
Turn right at the traffic lights (cross bus lane and Hertogstraat).
Walk up to the home improvement store under the high-rise.
Walk left around the high-rise, keeping the square with the parked cars on your left (Hertog Hendrik van Brabantplein).
Keep right and you will enter Jan van Schoonvorststraat.
On the right side is our clinic at number 22.

Treatments

You can go here for the abortion pill, suction treatment and instrumental treatment. Which treatment suits you depends, among other things, on the length of your pregnancy.

Intake interview

When you come to us for an appointment, you will first have an intake interview. You can of course bring your (former) partner or a companion, but there is always a moment in this interview when we speak to you alone. During the intake we will discuss your options, you will be given an ultrasound, and there will be time for contraceptive advice.

A clinic appointment does not always mean that you already know exactly what you want with the pregnancy. Do you have questions about treatment or about our clinic? Here you will find the frequently asked questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

I am not from the Netherlands. Can I come to you?

How quickly can I come to your clinic?

Am I allowed to bring someone to the clinic?

Are there protesters outside your clinic?

What items do I bring to the clinic?