Medical Ultrasound Services

Obstetric Ultrasounds

Our certified ultrasound technicians can also perform diagnostic ultrasounds. If you have a prescription or order from your physician, we can perform the needed medical ultrasounds at our facility. All diagnostic ultrasounds are read by a radiologist and securely faxed in to your ob/gyn physician or midwife. Although insurance is not yet directly accepted, in most cases, you may be able to send in a receipt to your insurance company for reimbursement (check with your insurance carrier).

Official First Trimester Ultrasound

$199

This is an official medical diagnostic ultrasound to confirm your pregnancy, get fetal measurements, and to ensure that the start of your pregnancy is going as planned. This is the critical ultrasound where you get your due date. This ultrasound session will be read by a radiologist and faxed to your ob/gyn physician of your choice. An order or prescription from your doctor is required.

Official 20-week Anatomy Scan

$299

This second-trimester anatomy ultrasound, or structural survey, can be done at 18-20 weeks. Gender determination upon request. This is the ultrasound that your doctor will send you to make sure all the organs inside your baby are developing fine. This is also when you find out whether you are having a boy or a girl. Our facility can perform this session at a fraction of the cost at a hospital.

Third Trimester Scans

$149

Come in for a biophysical profiles, measurement of fetal fluid, or to check the position of the baby. Any medical ultrasound done during the last months of pregnancy can be done with this package, except the complete anatomy scan.

Other Medical Ultrasounds

Other diagnostic ultrasound services are offered. If you have a specific need other than what is listed, please call us and we can possibly arrange something for you.

Abdominal and Pelvic ultrasound

$300

Medical abdominal and pelvic ultrasound, including transvaginal ultrasound if needed. This is a specific ultrasound that may be ordered by your physician if you are having pain or having a specific medical concern.