What is the difference between 2D, 3D, 4D, and HD Live ultrasound?

- 2D provides flat black-and-white moving images. - 3D offers three-dimensional static images. - 4D is similar to 3D but includes movement. - HD Live is the latest technology that uses a moveable light source to enhance visibility.

When is the best time to have a 3D/4D ultrasound?

The ideal time depends on your goals: - For hearing a heartbeat and verifying how many babies, visit at 8-12 weeks. - For determining gender and viewing the whole baby, 13-26 weeks is great. - For capturing those chubby cheeks, schedule between 25-34 weeks. - For twins, aim for 22-28 weeks. After 36 weeks, it might be tricky, but good shots can still be obtained if positioning allows.

Do you accept insurance?

No, we do not accept insurance since these are elective procedures.

How can I pay for the ultrasound?

Payments can be made via major credit/debit cards or cash.

Do elective prenatal ultrasounds take the place of an ultrasound at a doctor's office?

No, these are non-medical and non-diagnostic ultrasounds meant for bonding and should not replace routine care from a medical provider.

Are family and friends welcome to join?

Absolutely! We encourage you to share this experience with family and friends, and you can also bring younger children as we have a play area for them.

What is your facility like?

Our facility is newly remodeled and designed to be warm and inviting, allowing ample time for photo opportunities, and includes a play area for children.

What is the best time to schedule my ultrasound?

It is recommended to schedule your ultrasound between 28-36 weeks depending on the position of the placenta and the baby's orientation.

Are there any requirements for getting an ultrasound?

Yes, all prenatal ultrasounds must be performed on pregnant women who are under documented care of an OB/GYN or midwife.

What services do you offer for prenatal care?

We provide a comprehensive range of prenatal services, including preconception counseling, routine check-ups, genetic counseling, and birthing options.

Are you accepting new patients?

Yes, we are currently accepting new patients at all our locations.

What should I bring to my first prenatal appointment?

Please bring any medical records, your insurance card, and a list of any medications you are currently taking.

What is Ultrasound imaging?

Ultrasound imaging, or sonography, uses inaudible, high-frequency sound waves to generate real-time images of internal organs. The process is painless and poses no known harm, as it does not involve ionizing radiation.

How should I prepare for my ultrasound examination?

Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing. Most studies require little to no preparation, although specific preparations like drinking water may be necessary for pelvic and renal ultrasounds.

What should I expect during the procedure?

Ultrasound exams typically take about 45 minutes. A technologist will help position you and apply gel over the area to be examined. You may need to wear a gown and remove certain jewelry.

Are there any restrictions following the ultrasound procedure?

No restrictions on diet or activity are required after an ultrasound examination. Reports are generated by a board-certified radiologist within 24 hours.

What services do you provide?

We offer a full range of gynecologic and obstetric services including prenatal care, gynecological exams, and minimally invasive surgeries.

How can I schedule an appointment?

You can schedule an appointment by calling our office at (617) 983-7003 or by using our online patient portal.

What happens during a postpartum wellness visit?

During your postpartum wellness visit, you will receive a blood pressure check and physical exam. You can discuss any new concerns, physical recovery, chronic disease management, contraception, and health maintenance.

How often should I schedule follow-up visits after delivery?

You will have a check-in call 10 days post-delivery and a routine wellness visit 6-8 weeks postpartum. Additional visits may be necessary depending on your individual health needs.

What childbirth education classes do you offer?

We offer various childbirth and parenting classes to help prepare you for the arrival of your baby.

What support services are available for breastfeeding?

We provide lactation consultations, breastfeeding support groups, and a variety of resources.

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