What services does Shiloh Center provide?

Shiloh Center offers free pregnancy tests, sonograms, counseling, and support for pregnant women facing unexpected pregnancy.

Do you provide abortion services?

No, Shiloh Center does not offer or refer for abortions, but provides information regarding abortion procedures and risks.

How can I get involved?

You can get involved by volunteering, making donations, or participating in our events.

What is the best time to schedule a 3D/4D ultrasound?

We generally recommend scheduling between 26-30 weeks for the best images of your baby. This window often provides the clearest views.

Do I need to have a full bladder for my ultrasound?

No, it’s important to be comfortable. You do not need a full bladder for the ultrasound.

Can you talk to me about gender determination?

The traditional black and white ultrasound is still the best way to determine gender, but the 3D/4D images are priceless for seeing your baby's features.

How soon can I find out the gender of my baby?

You can find out as early as 6 weeks with the Sneak Peak Clinical test. Schedule an appointment to find out the next day.

How long will my ultrasound take?

Ultrasound appointments typically last between 10-30 minutes of scan time.

What should I do to prepare for my appointment?

Stay hydrated with plenty of water starting 7 days before your appointment for the best image quality.

Can I bring food to my appointment?

No food is allowed inside the facility, only clear liquid drinks.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes, all services are by appointment only.

Are elective ultrasounds covered by insurance?

No, all ultrasounds must be paid out of pocket.

Will I always get a beautiful picture of my baby?

While we strive for great images, factors like baby's position can affect picture quality.

How far along do I need to be for a 3D/4D ultrasound?

You can come in at any time, but the most popular time is around 30 weeks.

What types of ultrasound services do you offer?

We specialize in OB/GYN scans, including 3D ultrasounds and gender scans.

Do I need a referral for my ultrasound?

Yes, a physician or midwife order is required for all examinations.

How does Radiant Imaging handle insurance?

We do not file insurance claims directly. However, itemized receipts are available upon request for you to submit your claims.

What are your operating hours?

We are open Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM. We are closed on Sundays.

What types of imaging services do you offer?

We provide a wide range of imaging services including CT, MRI, Ultrasound, X-Ray, DEXA, and Nuclear Medicine.

What can I expect during my imaging appointment?

During your imaging appointment, our staff will ensure your comfort, explain the process in detail, and answer any questions you may have.

How do I prepare for an ultrasound?

Preparation for an ultrasound may vary depending on the type of exam; however, you will receive specific instructions before your appointment.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes, we accept various insurance plans and offer billing assistance to help with coverage inquiries.

What should I do if I experience discomfort during my imaging?

If you experience any discomfort, please inform our staff immediately, and we will assist you.

What is an MRI (Magnet Resonance Imaging)?

MRI is an imaging technology that uses a magnetic field and radio waves to produce detailed images of the body's anatomy. It is effective in revealing injuries and abnormalities that other imaging methods may not show.

How long will my exam take?

Most MRI examinations are usually completed in about 30 minutes, but some may take up to an hour if contrast is required.

What should I expect during the procedure?

During the MRI, you will hear loud ticking and clicking noises from the machine. Headphones or earplugs will be provided, and you can listen to music as it helps to mask the sound. It’s important to stay still during the scan to avoid motion interference.

When should my doctor get the results?

Typically, the doctor will receive your MRI results within 24 hours, and in many cases, they may receive them on the same day as the scan.

What should I wear for the exam?

Wear comfortable clothing and avoid items with metal zippers or buttons to ensure safety during the MRI.

How does the MRI scheduling process work?

To learn more about the MRI scheduling process, please check our designated section on scheduling.

How do I use my military tuition support?

Military Tuition Support is for service members that are Active Duty or in the Reserves. Those seeking support must meet with their Educational Services Officer (ESO) through the military before enrolling for approval.

How do I apply for military tuition support?

Each branch of the U.S. Military has its own process, typically involving a meeting with your Educational Services Officer (ESO) prior to enrollment and working with your campus Financial Aid Advisor.

Can I use my military tuition support for all of Concorde's programs?

Yes, all programs are eligible for Military Tuition Support once a student has met the admissions requirements.

Is Concorde an accredited school?

Yes. Concorde Career Colleges are accredited by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC).

What are the advantages of choosing da Vinci® Surgery for a benign hysterectomy?

da Vinci® robotic-assisted surgical system offers several benefits, including minimal invasiveness, less risk of complications, shorter recovery times, and enhanced precision during surgery.

What practical tips exist for C-section recovery during winter?

Patients are advised to dress warmly, stay hydrated, minimize physical strain, and ensure they have adequate help around the house to make recovery more comfortable.

What is gestational diabetes and how is it monitored?

Gestational diabetes is a condition many pregnant women face, characterized by high blood sugar levels. Regular monitoring and a proper care plan can lead to healthy pregnancies and births.

When should women begin breast cancer screening if they have a high risk?

Women identified at high risk for breast cancer are recommended to start their screenings earlier and more frequently than those at average risk.

What should I know before my first prenatal visit?

It's important to gather your medical history, prepare questions, and schedule any necessary tests during your first prenatal visit.

What is non-invasive prenatal testing?

Non-invasive prenatal testing is a method to screen for certain genetic conditions in the fetus without risk to the mother or baby.

What is the difference between Tubal Ligation and Salpingectomy?

Tubal ligation is a sterilization procedure that blocks the fallopian tubes, while salpingectomy involves the surgical removal of the fallopian tubes.

What are the warning signs of preeclampsia during and after pregnancy?

Warning signs include high blood pressure, severe headaches, sudden swelling, and changes in vision.

What should I do about cramping during pregnancy?

While mild cramping can be normal, any severe or persistent cramps should be discussed with your healthcare provider.

What should I consider before getting an IUD?

It's important to review the types of IUDs available, their effectiveness, and any potential side effects.

What forms do I need to fill out as a new patient?

As a new patient, you will need to complete the New Patient Paperwork, which is available on our website.

How do I release my medical records to your office?

You can fill out the Record Release TO Us form available on our patient forms section.

What is the privacy policy regarding my health information?

We are required by law to maintain the privacy and security of your health information. All form content is entered into an encrypted site hosted on a secure server.