How can I learn the gender of my baby?

We offer gender determination at 6 weeks using Sneak Peek Labs and from 14 weeks via ultrasound.

How does lab testing for gender work?

The Sneak Peek test is a blood test that analyzes the baby's gender and takes about 15 minutes to complete.

How long until I receive my lab test results?

Results are emailed to you about 2 days after the sample is received; fast-tracking is available for $20.

When is the best time to get a gender ultrasound?

Gender ultrasounds can be performed any time after 14 weeks of pregnancy.

What if the baby does not cooperate during the ultrasound?

We will bring you back to redo the portions of the service that we were unable to complete at no extra cost.

Will my ultrasound be sent to my doctor?

No, we don't send ultrasounds to third parties; you will receive a DVD recording and photos.

Will someone tell me if there is something wrong with my baby?

If we observe anything abnormal, we will notify you, but we do not provide diagnostic services.

What services do you offer?

We provide breast surgery, lactation support, and comprehensive care for breast health and breastfeeding complications.

Do you offer telehealth appointments?

Yes, we offer telehealth appointments for convenient access to care from home.

What should I do in an emergency?

For life-threatening emergencies, dial 9-1-1 or go to the nearest Emergency Room.

If I think I need an MRI how do I go about getting an appointment?

You should contact your physician to receive a referral for an MRI. If you want to self-refer and pay out of pocket, please inform our patient coordinator for further assistance.

How long does an exam take?

Typically, an exam lasts between 30-45 minutes, although complicated exams may take longer.

When will the doctor get the results of my exam?

The doctor will have the results within 24-48 hours after your exam.

What if I need to cancel or reschedule my appointment?

Please call at least 24 hours in advance to cancel or reschedule. If not canceled timely, a $35 fee will be applied.

Do you accept worker's compensation cases?

Yes, with proper documentation and authorization, we will process a claim with your worker's compensation insurance.

Do you accept automobile injury, claim and lien claim cases?

Yes, we accept such cases with the necessary documentation and authorization for processing claims.

I'm very claustrophobic. What should I do?

It's advisable to consult your doctor for a sedative if you're anxious about the exam. You can also bring a friend or family member to accompany you.

I am a large person. Do I have to be concerned?

Our MRI scanner accommodates patients up to 440 lbs, so you shouldn't have any concerns.

Are there any reasons that I should not have the scan done?

Yes, please inform us if you have any metallic implants, pacemakers, or are possibly pregnant as these can affect the scan.

MRI is considered very safe, with no known health risks from the magnetic field or radio waves, but please inform us if you are pregnant.

Do I need to prepare for the exam?

No special preparation is needed, though avoiding caffeine may help you relax.

Can I eat before the exam?

Yes, you can eat normally unless contrast material is used, in which case fasting for 2 hours is recommended.

An Open MRI provides clear views and allows you to see and converse with the technologist, enhancing patient comfort.

What is the exam like?

Exams consist of several sequences, taking about 30 to 45 minutes, during which you must lie still.

Will I feel anything during the scan?

The MRI is painless and comfortable. Occasionally, an injection may be necessary but you'll be informed beforehand.

Will I need an injection?

Most MRI exams do not require an injection, but you'll be notified if it becomes necessary.

How should I prepare for my MRI appointment?

Before your MRI, ensure to wear comfortable clothing without metal. Remove all metal jewelry, and inform the staff immediately if you have any metal fragments or other conditions.

What do I need to do for a CT scan preparation?

Preparation varies. For a general CT without contrast, there's no special prep. If it's an abdomen or pelvic CT, don't eat or drink anything 4 hours before the exam.

What is involved in the ultrasound preparation?

For abdominal ultrasound, patients must fast (NPO) for at least 6 hours. A pelvic ultrasound requires 32 ounces of water to be consumed one hour before the exam.

What programs are offered at KPSAHS?

KPSAHS offers various programs including Medical Assisting, Phlebotomy, Nuclear Medicine, Radiographic Technology, and a Master of Science in Counseling.

What are the admission requirements for the Medical Assisting program?

Admission requirements typically include a high school diploma or equivalent, a completed application, and any specified prerequisites outlined by the program.

Can I get financial aid for my studies?

Yes, KPSAHS provides financial aid options for eligible students. More information can be accessed through their Financial Aid section.

What kinds of vascular issues do you treat?

We treat various vascular disorders, including aortic aneurysms, varicose veins, carotid stenosis, peripheral arterial disease (PAD), deep vein thrombosis (DVT), and provide dialysis access.

How can I schedule an appointment?

You can schedule an appointment by calling us at (415) 464-5400.

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