What is an elective prenatal ultrasound?

Elective prenatal ultrasounds are designed for bonding between parents and their unborn baby, providing realistic images, not as a substitute for medical diagnostics.

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

No, it is important to continue regular medical ultrasounds as ordered by your healthcare provider.

How is this different than the ultrasound performed by my Doctor?

Medical ultrasounds focus on diagnosing issues, while our sessions create a relaxed environment for bonding and better images.

Yes, extensive studies show that ultrasound poses no harm to the mother or baby.

Do I need an appointment?

Yes, appointments are mandatory for all services.

How long does the session take?

All sessions are scheduled for 45 minutes, with the ultrasound lasting approximately 25-30 minutes.

When should I schedule my ultrasound?

For the best images, scheduling between 26-35 weeks is recommended.

Will I always get a beautiful picture of my baby?

While we strive for this, sometimes baby positions may hinder capturing perfect images.

Can my family join me?

Absolutely! We recommend inviting family and friends to share this experience.

Are you able to tell the sex of the baby?

Yes, we can often determine gender, but it depends on fetal position and development.

Is the ultrasound covered by my Medical Insurance?

No, as an elective procedure, it is not covered by insurance and is paid out-of-pocket.

What type of equipment do you use?

We use the GE Voluson 730 Expert, a top-of-the-line machine for ultrasounds.

What is your redo policy?

We offer one free redo appointment if we cannot capture clear photos due to baby position.

What specialties do you offer?

We specialize in high-risk pregnancy management, maternal-fetal medicine, and genetic counseling.

What services are provided for new patients?

New patients can access our ultrasound services, diagnostic testing, and genetic counseling.

What should I do if I have a question about my medical care?

Current patients can call our Nurse Line at 865-263-2400 (Option #3) during normal business hours.

What imaging services do you offer?

We offer a wide range of imaging services, including X-rays, MRI, Ultrasound, Mammography, and Interventional Procedures.

Do you accept walk-in patients for X-rays?

Yes, we accept walk-in X-ray appointments if ordered by a physician.

What are your business hours?

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

What are the new patient forms?

New patient forms are optional paperwork that you can complete ahead of your appointment to expedite your visit and limit exposure to COVID-19.

What should I expect during my treatment?

You can download a handout that details what to expect during treatments at ETVC.

What are the post-care instructions for my treatment?

After your appointment, our staff will provide post-care instructions specific to your treatment.

What services does Knoxville Comprehensive Breast Center offer?

We provide a variety of services including mammograms, breast ultrasounds, MRIs, image-guided biopsies, and mobile mammography.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes, we accept insurance for our services.

How can I schedule an appointment?

You can schedule an appointment by calling us at (865) 584-0291 or using our patient portal.

What services do you offer?

We provide a range of services including PET/CT, CT Scan, MRI, Nuclear Medicine, Ultrasound, and X-Ray.

What can I expect during my visit?

Patients can expect a professional and compassionate environment with clear communication and guidance throughout the imaging process.

How can I refer a patient?

You can refer a patient easily through our referral form available on our website.

What types of breast imaging services do you offer?

We offer 3D breast imaging digital mammography, breast ultrasounds, and other advanced imaging services.

When should I start getting mammograms?

Women in the US should begin annual mammograms starting at age 40, as recommended by the American College of Radiology.

What should I do if I experience breast pain?

While most breast pain isn't indicative of cancer, if you are concerned, it's best to consult with a doctor.

What types of services do you offer?

We provide comprehensive women's health services including general gynecology, minimally invasive surgery, obstetrics, and urogynecology.

How can I make an appointment?

You can make an appointment by calling our office at (865) 524-3208 or visiting our website.

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ultrasound clinics in Knoxville, Knox County

Generations ObGyn, P.C.

phone language ultrasound services

Opens at 8:30 AM ⌁ 9.3km

Toes to Nose 3D/4D Ultrasound

phone language 3D ultrasound

Opens at 9:00 AM ⌁ 1.4km

6 years in business

High Risk Obstetrical Consultants

phone language high risk pregnancy

Opens at 9:00 AM ⌁ 5.4km

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Abercrombie Radiology

phone language ultrasound

Opens at 8:00 AM ⌁ 0.6km

98 years in business

East Tennessee Vein Clinic

phone language vein clinic

Opens at 8:00 AM ⌁ 1.7km

EMPTY years in business

Knoxville Comprehensive Breast Center

phone language breast care

Opens at 7:30 AM ⌁ 1.7km

Not found

Provision Diagnostic Imaging

phone language Ultrasound

Opens at 9:00 AM ⌁ 1.7km

13 years in business

Mosaic Breast Imaging

phone language 3D Mammography

Opens at 8:00 AM ⌁ 1.8km

University Radiology

phone language Ultrasound Services

Opens at 9:00 AM ⌁ 4.9km

Not found

Fort Sanders OBGYN

phone language OBGYN services

Opens at 8:30 AM ⌁ 6.3km

Years not calculable years in business

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