Yes, extensive studies show that ultrasound does not harm the mother or baby. It is routinely used in pregnancies across the U.S. 3D/4D scanning is safe and similar to conventional 2D scans.

Do I need an appointment for an ultrasound?

Yes, appointments are encouraged to ensure you receive services on time, but walk-ins are also welcome.

What is the recommended time for a 3D/4D ultrasound?

We recommend scheduling your 3D/4D ultrasound after 16 weeks, with optimal results seen between 24 and 34 weeks.

Can I bring guests to the session?

Yes, you are welcome to bring family and friends to enjoy the experience, with accommodations for up to 4 guests.

Is the cost of 3D/4D ultrasound covered by insurance?

No, this is an elective procedure and is not covered by insurance. Payment must be made out-of-pocket.

What is an elective prenatal ultrasound?

An elective prenatal ultrasound provides a bonding experience between parents and their unborn baby. It offers 2D, 3D, and 4D images, but should follow a medical diagnostic ultrasound.

Does this take the place of an ultrasound at my doctor’s office?

No, an elective prenatal ultrasound is not a substitute for a medical ultrasound. A medical ultrasound must be performed first to confirm gestational age and screen for anomalies.

Is it safe? Are there any risks to me, or my baby?

Studies over 35 years have shown that ultrasound is safe for both mother and baby, utilizing sound waves similar to radar for imaging.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes, appointments are required for all services.

How long does the ultrasound take?

Ultrasound sessions typically last between 5 and 25 minutes, but may take up to an hour for certain packages to finalize images.

How far along should I be before I have a 4D ultrasound?

It is recommended to have a 4D ultrasound between weeks 26 and 34 of pregnancy for the best results.

Will I always get a beautiful picture of my baby?

While many pictures are usually great, factors such as fetal position and maternal conditions can affect visibility.

Can I bring my family and friends?

Yes, family and friends are encouraged to join the session.

Are you able to tell the sex of the baby?

Yes, most of the time we can indicate the sex, but cooperation from the baby is necessary.

Is this ultrasound covered by Insurance?

No, costs for elective ultrasounds are out-of-pocket as they are not covered by insurance.

What kind of ultrasound equipment do you use to perform the ultrasounds?

We use the state-of-the-art GE Voluson E8 ultrasound machine for all sessions.

What services do you offer?

We provide free pregnancy tests, ultrasounds, and support services to help you through your pregnancy decisions.

Are your services confidential?

Yes, all of our services are confidential and provided at no cost.

Do you offer abortion services?

No, we do not offer, recommend or refer for abortions but provide accurate information about options.

Is 3D and 4D ultrasound safe for me and my baby?

3D and 4D ultrasounds use the same frequency as your doctor's standard 2D ultrasound. They're safe and have been in use for over 35 years with no proven side effects from proper use.

Do you accept insurance?

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

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

It varies by preference, but many opt for sessions between 15-26 weeks for more of the baby’s body and between 28-34 weeks for detailed facial features.

What should I do before the appointment?

Stay hydrated with at least 100 oz of water daily for a week before your appointment and drink a cup of fruit juice half an hour prior to waking your baby for the session.

What if we are not able to get images?

Your satisfaction is our priority. If the session doesn’t yield clear images due to factors beyond our control, you’ll be offered a complimentary reschedule within a week.

Are there any hidden fees?

No, we are transparent about costs with no hidden fees. If clear images can't be obtained, a complimentary rescan is offered.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes, we operate by appointment only.

What if I'm expecting twins?

We charge an additional $35 per extra fetus, and will accommodate more time for your session.

What types of imaging services do you offer?

We provide a variety of imaging services including MRI, Open MRI, and X-rays.

Do you accept personal injury cases?

Yes, we work directly with your attorney for personal injury cases.

What are your appointment hours?

Our appointment hours are Monday to Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. We are closed on Saturdays and Sundays.

What is an ultrasound?

Ultrasound uses very high-frequency sound waves that reflect off of tissue in your body to make images of organs, tissue, and blood vessels. It is safe with no known side effects.

How long will my ultrasound exam take?

The duration varies; typically, exams last between 30 to 60 minutes depending on the type.

Is there any prep required for my ultrasound?

Generally, wear comfortable clothing. Specific preparations may be necessary based on your doctor's orders, and the staff will guide you.

How does an ultrasound compare to an MRI or CT scan?

Unlike CT scans, ultrasound does not use radiation. Ultrasound exams are usually less expensive and may complement other imaging methods.

Can I get the results of my ultrasound during the examination?

No, results can't be shared during the exam. A supervising Radiologist will analyze the images and a report will be sent to your doctor within 24 hours.

What types of classes are offered at South Lake Hospital?

South Lake Hospital offers a variety of classes including prenatal education, pre-operative joint replacement preparation, breastfeeding support, and newborn care.

Are classes available online?

Yes, many classes are offered virtually, allowing for flexibility in scheduling and attendance.

What services does JMJ Pregnancy Center offer?

We offer pregnancy tests, ultrasound services, prenatal resources, and educational classes.

Are there costs associated with the services provided?

Most of our services are free or offered at a reduced cost through various programs.

Do you offer support for postpartum issues?

Yes, we provide resources and support for postpartum depression and related concerns.

What are the risks of getting an MRI?

There are no known biological risks to humans from being exposed to the magnetic fields used in medical imaging today. The MRI exam poses almost no risk to the average patient when appropriate safety guidelines are followed. The strong magnetic field is not harmful but may pose a hazard with medical devices that contain metal.

What are the alternatives to an MRI?

Alternatives to MRI may include CT scan, bone scan, arthrography, and ultrasound among others.

What can I expect before my MRI exam?

There is little preparation for an MRI. Patients should take their daily medications unless instructed otherwise and arrive at least 15 minutes early.

What if I might be pregnant?

MRI should only be performed during the first trimester when there is a clear and urgent indication. The decision is made on a case-by-case basis.

Is transportation available?

If you have been injured in a car accident and need transportation, please contact our office to see how we can assist.

Will I be able to drive after my exam?

Yes, MRI has no known physiological side effects, but if you have taken a sedative, there may be some restrictions.

Does it hurt? Will I feel anything?

No, the MRI is not painful, and you will be able to resume your daily activities after the exam.

What type of treatments do you offer for venous issues?

We offer a range of treatments including sclerotherapy, cosmetic vein treatment, and comprehensive diagnostics using noninvasive ultrasound imaging.

Do you provide telehealth services?

Yes, we offer telehealth services to allow patients to receive consultation and care from the comfort of their home.

How can I manage leg swelling during pregnancy?

Leg swelling during pregnancy can be alleviated with rest, elevation of the legs, and wearing compression stockings.

SonoSearch | Discover ultrasound clinics in Kissimmee, Osceola County

ultrasound clinics in Kissimmee, Osceola County

A New Image Baby

phone language 3D Ultrasound

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Moms To Be Ultrasound

phone language 3D ultrasound

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First Life Center for Pregnancy

phone language free pregnancy tests

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Precious Moments 3D

phone language 3D Ultrasound

Closed today ⌁ 19.6km

3 years in business

Oasis Imaging

phone language MRI

Closed today ⌁ 3.0km

35 years in business

Dime Diagnostic Precision Ultrasound

phone language Ultrasound Services

Closed today ⌁ 2.5km

5 years in business

Orlando Health South Lake Hospital

phone language Ultrasound Services

Closed today ⌁ 23.1km

35 years years in business

JMJ Pregnancy Center

phone language ultrasound services

Closed today ⌁ 9.0km

3 years in business

CFL Diagnostic

phone language MRI services

Closed today ⌁ 9.0km

EMPTY years in business

Vascular Vein Centers

phone language Vein treatment

Closed today ⌁ 10.3km

23 years in business

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