What services do you offer?

We offer a range of services including due date estimation, gender confirmation, 3D/4D ultrasounds, and weight estimation.

How do I schedule an appointment?

You can schedule an appointment by calling, texting, or emailing us.

What are your operating hours?

We operate Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, and Saturday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. We are closed on Sundays.

How do I Know I’m Pregnant?

Confirm your pregnancy with lab-quality testing at our center and limited ultrasound to understand your situation better.

Is An Ultrasound Necessary?

Yes, it confirms essential details about your pregnancy, such as viability, location, and gestational age.

What Are the Risks of Abortion?

Risks include incomplete abortion, ongoing unwanted pregnancy, heavy bleeding, infection, and more.

Can I Bring Someone With Me?

Yes, you are encouraged to bring a partner or someone you feel comfortable with.

Are Appointments Free?

Yes, all services are offered completely free and confidential.

What services do you offer?

Saline Health System provides various services including Acute Rehab, Behavioral Health, Cardiology, Emergency Room, Labor and Delivery, and much more.

How can I find a provider?

You can find a provider by using the 'Find a Doctor' feature on our website or by calling 501.387.0163.

What are your visiting hours?

Visiting hours vary by department; please check the 'Patients & Visitors' section on our website for specific details.

What types of services does The Woman's Clinic offer?

We offer a range of obstetrical and gynecological services, including annual exams, high-risk obstetrics, cervical cancer screening, sonography, and more.

Can I access my account 24/7?

Yes, our secure Patient Portal allows you to access your account and interact with us 24 hours a day, including bill payments and appointment scheduling.

When should I call during pregnancy?

You should call during pregnancy if you have concerns regarding symptoms, or if you experience any unusual occurrences.

When should I call during early labor?

It is recommended to call as soon as you suspect you're in labor, particularly if you have questions regarding your symptoms.

When should I call after giving birth?

Post-birth, you should call if you have concerning symptoms or questions about your recovery.

When should I call about incidents unrelated to pregnancy or childbirth?

Contact us for any health concerns that arise, even if they do not seem related to pregnancy.

What specialties do your radiologists cover?

Our team covers a wide range of specialties including musculoskeletal imaging, neuroradiology, body imaging, and interventional radiology.

How can I schedule an appointment?

Appointments can be scheduled by calling our office at (501) 244-0000 or through our website.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes, we accept various insurance plans. Please contact our office for specific details about coverage.

What should I expect during my imaging procedure?

You will be guided throughout the process by our staff and radiologists to ensure your comfort and understanding of the procedure.

What types of conditions do you treat?

We treat chronic venous disorders such as varicose veins, spider veins, and the complications associated with chronic venous insufficiency.

What is the ultrasound procedure like?

Our ultrasound examination utilizes duplex technology to assess venous anatomy and blood flow, helping to diagnose venous insufficiency.

How long does the vein treatment take?

The endovenous thermal ablation outpatient procedure typically takes less than an hour.

What types of ultrasounds do you offer?

We offer 2D, 3D, and 4D elective ultrasounds along with gender scans and reassurance scans.

How do your gender testing services work?

We offer early DNA gender testing with results available in 24 hours for $149 and in 48 hours for $129.

Can we keep the gender of our baby a secret?

Yes, we can keep the baby's gender a secret or share it with you, depending on your preference.

How often should I be checking my blood sugar?

It is highly recommended that you check your blood sugar 4 times a day.

When should I check my blood sugar during the day?

You should check your blood sugar level every morning before breakfast and 1-2 hours after each meal.

What is a normal blood sugar level?

A normal fasting blood sugar should be less than 95. 1 hour after meals it should be less than 140 and 2 hours after meals it should be less than 120.

Should I keep a log of my blood sugar readings?

Yes! Keep a log and bring it with you to each visit and to your dietician appointment.

What does it feel like when my water breaks?

This may feel like a gush of fluid or a slow leak of fluid.

I'm bleeding. Am I going into labor?

If you are bleeding like you would during a period, most likely. Light spotting after intercourse or exams is normal.

My baby was moving for so long and now it isn't. Is this normal?

Patients under 26 weeks should feel the baby move at least once a day. Over 26 weeks, patients should feel at least 3 movements per hour.

What do I do if I am having contractions?

If you are contracting regularly, yes. Patients under 36 weeks should not have contractions closer than every 10 minutes, while over 36 weeks should be evaluated if contracting 5-10 minutes apart for at least 2 hours.

How do I start oral contraceptives?

We recommend patients start taking your pills the Sunday after you start bleeding.

What kind of side effects should I expect from oral contraceptives?

Patients may spot or have irregular bleeding for the first 3 months as their body adjusts.

Should I monitor my blood pressure during pregnancy?

We recommend that you do as this can indicate complications.

What are common signs that should trouble me during pregnancy?

Severe headaches, changes in vision, upper abdominal pain, nausea or vomiting, shortness of breath, and sudden weight gain or swelling.

What should I avoid eating during pregnancy?

Avoid raw meat, fish, deli meats, foods with nitrites, high mercury fish, unpasteurized milk or cheese, and unwashed vegetables.

Is alcohol safe during pregnancy?

Alcohol should be completely avoided during pregnancy.

How much caffeine is safe during pregnancy?

Caffeine should be limited to fewer than 200mg per day during pregnancy.

What types of ultrasounds do you offer?

We offer elective early ultrasounds, gender reveals, and 3D/4D/5D imaging.

What is the SneakPeek Clinical DNA gender testing?

It is a DNA test for determining the gender of your baby as early as 6 weeks.

Do you provide packages for gender reveals?

Yes, we have 3 packages available for gender reveals ranging from $60 to $95.

Are there any extra charges for additional services?

Yes, additional charges apply for HDLive imaging, CD of pictures, DVD, extra pictures, heartbeat recording, and more.

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