. >> reporter: 23-year old nikia jackson came to this clinic run by the obria group in lawrenceville,rgia, outside atlanta, to get tested for ara sexually tmitted infection. >> s.t.i.s. >> well, let me tell you what we have to offer here.ep >>ter: millions of women like jackson could soon get their medical care at obria clinics, if c.e.o. kathleen bravo has her way. bravo is positioning her growing company to become a nationwide alternative to planned parenthood, but with one key difference-- obria doesn't offer abortion, condoms or any kind of except fertility awareness methods that many call natural family planning. >> she can setp her account. >> reporter: she's a devout catholic opposed to contraception, whose own abortion decades ago shaped her anti-abortion position. the company so far has clinics in six states.tr women can get ounds and prenatal care, as well as tests for pregnancy, h.i.v. and cervical cancer. it>> our ultrasound is a l ultrasound. there's a $20 fee. >> reporter: but if a patient wants to prevent pregnancy, thri only option offers is natural family planning, wh

-approved birth control could be replaced by those like obria.o today, a woman can c into a title x clinic, any clinicn the united states, in texas, and be offered a wide range of contracepti t methods. wise proposed rules, she could walk into a title x clinic and only be offered abstinence. "well," she says, "i'm married." or "i'm in a relationship. d ths not work for me. i need real contraceptive care, i need real help." and so with thesosnew rules, thare the changes. >> reporter: ofelia alonso says it's already difficult for many llyoung women in texas to he difference between so-called crisis pregnancy centers and mecal clinics. the 22-year-old community inorganizer with texas rissays young texans don't have all the informatiothey need to make informed decisions. >> abstinence only, and then, crisis pregnancy centers, anti- abortion propaganda, defunding our family clinics, you kn? so like, what is left for us? what are we going to do? we're going to have these, like, weird centers, where you can't get anything? >> reporter: butomen seeking n