What is an elective prenatal ultrasound?

An elective prenatal ultrasound includes 2D, 3D, 4D, and HD Live (5D) imaging, providing a bonding experience between parents and their unborn baby. It is not intended to assess abnormalities, which should be evaluated during a routine ultrasound.

Can this ultrasound replace my ultrasound the physician orders?

No, elective ultrasounds are not a substitute for those ordered by a physician and are primarily for entertainment.

Do you take walk-ins or do I need an appointment?

Appointments are required. You can book online, and cancellations should be made 48 hours in advance to avoid a no-show fee.

When is the best time to get my ultrasound?

The best times vary based on the type of ultrasound; 3D/4D scans are most effective between 27-32 weeks, while 15-20 weeks is optimal for seeing the baby's entire body.

Can I bring my family and/or friends?

Yes, family and friends are welcome, but the room accommodates comfortably for 2-3 people. Additional guests can stand.

Can I use my phone to record the ultrasound?

You are welcome to record the ultrasound with your phone.

What if there are twins?

An additional charge applies for multiple babies due to the extra time needed to capture images.

Can you tell me how much the baby weighs?

Measurements can be made to estimate the baby's weight, but this does not replace ultrasound assessments from your OB.

Why are images not clear?

Images may vary in clarity due to several factors including fetal position, amniotic fluid levels, and maternal body habitus.

Will this ultrasound tell me if there is an abnormality?

No, this elective ultrasound is for entertainment and does not substitute for medical assessments for abnormalities.

What types of payment do you accept?

We accept cash, credit/debit cards, and Apple Pay. Personal checks and insurance are not accepted.

What is your refund policy?

All sales are final with no refunds. If necessary, a complimentary re-scan will be offered.

Is there anything I need to do before my ultrasound?

Staying hydrated leading up to the appointment is important. A full bladder is not needed.

What is the difference between 2D/3D/4D/5D/HD/8K?

2D provides flat images, while 3D creates still images, 4D offers live motion, HD results in sharper images, and 8K enhances resolution significantly.

What services does Major Health Partners offer?

Major Health Partners offers a variety of services including Behavioral Health, Cancer Care, Imaging, Maternity, and more.

How can I access my health records?

You can access your health records and visit history through the My MHP Health patient portal.

What are the business hours for contacting Major Health Partners?

Business hours are Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

How do I schedule, reschedule or cancel an appointment?

You can schedule, reschedule, or cancel an appointment by contacting the clinic directly. For assistance with scheduling needs, you may also call Eskenazi Health Connections at 317.880.7666.

How do I find a doctor if I am a new patient?

To find a primary care doctor, please call Eskenazi Health Connections at 317.880.7666.

What can I expect when I come for an appointment or to visit someone on the Eskenazi Health downtown campus?

Upon entering the Sandra Eskenazi Outpatient Care Center, the Sidney & Lois Eskenazi Hospital, or the Michael & Susan Smith Emergency Department, patients and visitors will go through safety screenings which include pass-through metal detectors and X-ray machines for belongings.

What do I need to bring for an overnight stay as a patient?

It is advisable to bring pajamas, socks, toiletries, eyeglasses, a change of clothes, a list of current medications and allergies, and some entertainment.

What overnight accommodations are located near Eskenazi Health?

Nearby hotels include Candlewood Suites, Courtyard by Marriott, Fairfield Inn & Suites, and Sleep Inn & Suites. For more options, you can visit www.visitindy.com.

Where is the pharmacy located on the Eskenazi Health downtown campus?

St. Margaret's Pharmacy is on the first floor of the Sandra Eskenazi Outpatient Care Center, with hours from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on weekdays, and limited hours on weekends.

I have a medical question. Who can I call?

For emergencies, call 911. For non-emergency medical questions, you can contact Eskenazi Health Connections at 317.880.7666, where a nurse is available 24/7.

How do I get a referral to a specialist?

Referrals to specialists can be obtained by visiting your primary care provider. If you need help finding one, call Eskenazi Health Connections at 317.880.7666.

Does Eskenazi Health offer a financial assistance program?

Yes, for assistance regarding financial coverage, call Eskenazi Health Financial Eligibility Services at 1.855.202.1053.

What are the hours of the gift shop?

The Frank & Katrina Basile Gift Shop is open from 7 a.m. to midnight daily, but closed on major holidays.

What types of ultrasounds do you provide?

We offer 2D, 3D, 4D, and HD LIVE ultrasounds.

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

Yes, it's recommended to have a half-full bladder to ensure the best imaging results.

Is there a deposit required for booking?

Yes, a non-refundable deposit is required to secure your appointment.

Can we schedule same-day appointments?

Same-day appointments may require approval based on availability.

What is the location of your clinic?

We are located at 4954 E 56th St, Suite 5, Indianapolis, Indiana 46220.

What is the mission of Life Centers?

The mission of Life Centers is to affirm the value of life by providing a network of care to those experiencing pregnancy-related decisions and by compassionately presenting biblical truth to result in changed lives.

How can I volunteer at Life Centers?

You can get involved by contacting Life Centers through their website to find out more about volunteer opportunities.

What services does Life Centers offer?

Life Centers provides assistance and support for pregnancy-related decisions, including counseling, pregnancy tests, and resource connections.

Can I donate to Life Centers?

Yes, Life Centers accepts donations to support their mission and services. You can donate through their website.

What is an elective prenatal Ultrasound?

An elective prenatal ultrasound provides a bonding experience for families through 2D, 3D, 4D, and HD Live (5D) images of the unborn baby. However, it is not a substitute for a diagnostic ultrasound.

Is it safe to get an elective prenatal ultrasound?

Yes, extensive studies have shown that ultrasound technology is safe for both mother and baby with no harmful effects.

How long does the ultrasound session last?

The 4D and HD Live (5D) ultrasound will last between 15 and 25 minutes, and you will spend 30 to 45 minutes total at the clinic.

What if my baby is uncooperative during the scan?

If the baby is uncooperative, you can return for a free re-scan to get the images you desired.

Are the ultrasounds covered by insurance?

No, elective ultrasounds are not covered by insurance, and payment is required out of pocket.

First trimester abortions are among the most commonly performed outpatient surgeries in the country. The vacuum aspiration procedure, used here, is very safe with serious complications being rare.

Are there real doctors at the clinic?

Yes, all doctors at the clinic are licensed physicians with years of experience performing abortions.

What does the waiting period mean?

In Indiana, there is a required waiting period of at least 18 hours after providing state-mandated information before the procedure can be performed.

How will I feel afterwards?

Post-procedure, most women may experience cramping and bleeding for about two weeks. Pain relief can be managed with non-aspirin medication.

How does Mifeprex work?

Mifeprex induces vaginal bleeding and uterine cramping necessary for abortion by blocking a hormone needed for pregnancy continuation.

What if I need to talk to someone after my procedure?

The clinic offers counseling services for emotional support. You can schedule an appointment if needed.

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ultrasound clinics in Indianapolis, Marion County

Johnson Memorial Health

phone language ultrasound services

Closed today ⌁ 27.2km

1 years in business

Baby Waves Imaging

phone language 3D ultrasound

Opens in 3 hours ⌁ 27.2km

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Major Health Partners

phone language Diagnostic Imaging

Closed today ⌁ 32.2km

28 years in business

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phone language 3D Ultrasound

Opens at 10:00 AM ⌁ 10.8km

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phone language Diagnostic Imaging

Closed today ⌁ 9.6km

40 years in business

Meridian Radiology

phone language ultrasound services

Opens at 10:00 AM ⌁ 11.9km

5 years in business

Baby Face 4D Ultrasound

phone language 3D ultrasound

Opens at 10:00 AM ⌁ 14.6km

5 years in business

Life Centers

phone language pregnancy tests

Closed today ⌁ 24.8km

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phone language 3D Ultrasound

Opens at 10:00 AM ⌁ 22.9km

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Clinic For Women

phone language Ultrasound

Not Available years in business

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