Do you accept insurance?

No, we do not accept insurance because this is an elective procedure.

What is the difference between 3D ultrasound and 4D ultrasound?

3D is a still image while 4D adds the dimension of motion so it looks like a video.

Is 2D, 4D, & HD ultrasound safe for me and my baby?

4D and HD ultrasound use the same frequency as your doctor uses in the normal 2D ultrasound. Ultrasounds have been used for over 35 years and there have been no proven side effects from its proper use. We strictly adhere to the FDA's standards.

When is the best time to have a 2D/4D HD ultrasound?

It depends on what you are looking to see. Many mothers like coming in twice, early on, 15-26 weeks, when they can see the baby as a whole, and then again at 25-34 weeks to see a more detailed face.

How can I be sure to get the best possible 2D/4D pictures?

Most doctors recommend maintaining a healthy fluid intake, especially while you are pregnant.

How good are you at determining the sex of the baby?

At 16 weeks we can determine the gender with a very high accuracy.

What should I do prior to the 2D/4D appointment?

Drink plenty of water even several days before your appointment to ensure your amniotic fluid is clear.

What types of services does Twin Springs offer?

Twin Springs provides a range of OBGYN services including prenatal care, family planning, gynecology services, and minimally invasive surgeries.

Where are the Twin Springs locations?

The Twin Springs Medical Center has locations in Massillon and Kidron, Ohio.

What services do you offer?

We offer a comprehensive range of women's health services including normal and high-risk pregnancy management, infertility evaluations, and preventive care.

How can I schedule an appointment?

You can schedule an appointment by calling us at (330) 493-9940 or booking online through our website.

A Pap test checks for abnormal cells in the cervix that may lead to cervical cancer. The sample is sent to a lab for examination.

HPV stands for human papillomavirus, a common virus that can cause genital warts and cervical cancer.

How is HPV linked to cervical cancer?

Certain high-risk types of HPV can lead to cervical cancer by causing abnormal cell changes on the cervix.

HPV is spread through skin-to-skin contact during sexual intercourse. The virus can remain inactive for months or years.

An HPV test looks for high-risk types of the virus that can cause cervical cancer and is often performed alongside the Pap test.

How can cervical cancer be prevented?

Cervical cancer risk can be identified with a Pap test and HPV test during gynecology exams.

Who performs my Mammography exam?

Your Mammography exam will be conducted by an MQSA qualified expert and interpreted by a certified radiologist.

When will I hear about my Mammography exam results?

Results are typically sent by mail within 5 business days post-exam, unless additional follow-up is required.

When should my daughter schedule her first exam?

Annual exams are recommended starting when a girl needs birth control or has gynecological concerns, and cervical screening should begin at age 21.

What should I do if I am pregnant?

If pregnant, call to schedule an appointment with us.

When will I have an ultrasound?

An ultrasound will usually occur at your second obstetrical visit, around 20 weeks to assess the baby’s anatomy.

What is a co-payment?

A co-payment is a fixed fee required by your insurance each time you receive medical care.

What is co-insurance?

Co-insurance is the percentage of your medical costs that you pay after reaching your deductible.

What is a deductible?

A deductible is the amount you must pay out of pocket before your insurance covers any expenses.

Do I see the same provider throughout my pregnancy?

You may rotate through providers during pregnancy but cannot guarantee that a specific provider will deliver your baby.

What do I do if I need a prescription refill?

Contact your pharmacy first for refills, which can send a request to us if you are out of refills.

Why am I asked to verify my identity so many times?

We ask for verification to ensure patient safety and comply with national patient safety goals.

Why can't I leave a message on my provider's voicemail?

To ensure accurate documentation and prompt responses, we have designated staff to take your messages.

How do I schedule an urgent appointment?

Speak with one of our phone nurses who will assess your needs and determine the best course of action.

How do I obtain a copy of my medical records? Is there a charge?

Complete a Medical Records Release Form to obtain your records. Charges may apply unless sent directly to another provider.

How do I get disability, FMLA or other forms completed?

Complete a Medical Records Release Form for form completion, typically taking 7-10 days.

What didn't my insurance pay?

Your insurance processes claims based on your contract, and you should contact them for details.

Do you charge a specialist co-payment for all visits?

As a specialist practice, co-payments are determined by your insurance.

What services does Stark Women's Center offer?

Stark Women's Center provides a diverse range of services including gynecology, obstetrics, infertility treatments, mammography, osteoporosis counseling, dietary counseling, surgery, baby care, and ultrasound services.

What are the office hours for Stark Women's Center?

Our office hours are Monday to Thursday from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. We are closed on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

What types of resources do you provide for expectant parents?

We offer parenting classes, mentoring programs, and community resources to support expectant parents in their journey.

How can I sign up for classes or programs?

You can register for classes by calling or texting us at 330.644.4490.

What is Makenna’s Closet?

Makenna’s Closet is a boutique offering essential baby items for clients who participate in our programs and earn points.

When are classes held?

Classes are held quarterly, specifically on Thursday evenings.

What support do you offer for new mothers?

We provide one-on-one mentoring, life skills training, and ongoing support for mothers.

What is ICU Mobile's mission?

Our mission is to provide compassionate, life-affirming care to women facing pregnancy challenges through our mobile ultrasound units and community outreach.

How can I support ICU Mobile?

You can support ICU Mobile through donations, volunteering with our mobile units, or participating in local outreach programs.

What is the difference between 3D Ultrasound and 4D Ultrasound?

3D ultrasound provides still images of your baby, whereas 4D ultrasound includes motion, allowing you to see a real-time video.

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

Yes, 3D and 4D ultrasounds use the same frequencies as standard 2D ultrasounds, and no harmful effects have been documented from their proper use, following FDA standards.

When is the best time to get a 3D/4D Ultrasound?

It depends on what you want to see. Generally, appointments between 16-26 weeks can show a full view, with another session around 25-34 weeks for detailed facial features.

Can I bring my friends and family?

Absolutely! You can bring friends and family along. Our ultrasound room accommodates up to 6 people comfortably.

How can I ensure the best possible 3D/4D pictures?

Stay hydrated and maintain good amniotic fluid levels. Arriving early and having some juice before the session can help as well.

How long is the 3D/4D Ultrasound session?

Session times vary depending on the package chosen, typically lasting between 10 and 25 minutes. However, plan on being at the studio for 30 minutes to an hour to ensure the best possible outcome.

What services does Embrace Clinic & Care Center provide?

Embrace Clinic & Care Center offers a range of services including pregnancy testing, nurse consultations, ultrasounds, parenting support, and options consultations.