Community Pregnancy Clinics (CPCI) has a new Fort Myers clinic which offers a centralized location to provide life-affirming solutions for women who are pregnant.
The new clinic, at 9281 College Parkway, was blessed by Bishop Frank J. Dewane during a prayer service on Sept. 8, 2025, the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
“Let us ask for God’s blessing on all those who will be clients here and those who devote themselves to their care and let us ask for a Divine blessing upon this building, dedicated to the affirmation of life,” Bishop Dewane said.
Following the prayer service, Bishop Dewane, accompanied by Deacon Gary Ingold, past-CEO of CPCI, went to each room of the clinic with Holy Water to bless the building and its mission.
Scott Baier, CEO Community Pregnancy Clinics, said the day of the blessing intentionally fell on the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The new location, near the Cape Coral bridge, is in “The Heart of Lee County,” ideal for reaching women in need.
“Thanks to the generosity of Bishop Dewane and from our supporters, we are able to provide all services free of charge, ensuring that no woman ever feels like abortion is her only option because of financial pressure or lack of support,” Baier said.
CPCI reports that in 2024, 1,381 babies were saved from abortion in Florida at its clinics in Fort Myers, Naples, Sarasota, and Gainesville. CPCI offers the following: pregnancy testing and ultrasounds; Abortion Pill Reversal (APR); STI testing & treatment; material support; parenting education & mentorship; community referrals & emotional support.
Present for the ceremony were various CPCI board members, and other supporters, including several members of the Knights of Columbus from St. Cecilia Parish in Fort Myers.
If you would like to learn more about Community Pregnancy Clinics, or support their mission, please visit. https://supportcpci.com/.
