Is home birth a safe choice for me?

Yes, home birth is safe for families with low-risk pregnancies who receive care from Licensed Midwives.

What if I haven't decided between home or hospital?

It's fine to wait; we can discuss your unique health history and options at your initial visit.

Does insurance cover home birth?

Yes, most PPO plans cover our services, with specifics varying by plan.

What's the difference between a midwife and a doula?

A Licensed Midwife provides clinical care during pregnancy and birth, while a doula offers emotional support.

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 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.

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.

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 services does the Community Resource Clinic offer?

The Community Resource Clinic offers assistance with finding health insurance, childcare options, housing, transportation, employment opportunities, and provides information about government programs like food stamps and Medi-Cal.

When is the Community Resource Clinic open?

The clinic is open every Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Who can utilize the Community Resource Clinic?

The clinic is available to patients of Petaluma Health Center as well as anyone in the local community.

What is the Wellness University program?

Wellness University is a health education initiative designed for hospital staff and community members to become wellness ambassadors or educators, focusing on inspiring healing across all levels.

What resources are provided in the Wellness University program?

The program provides a workbook and 'The Health Playbook', which offers strategies for developing healthy habits, particularly for families.

Who created the 5 Keys to Wellness?

The 5 Keys to Wellness were created by Kelly Mather and are designed to assess and improve mental, emotional, and physical health.

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East Bay Midwives

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El Cerrito Ultrasound

phone language ultrasound

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phone language 3D ultrasound

Open until 5:00 PM ⌁ 17.2km

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Kaiser Permanente School of Allied Health Sciences

phone language Sonography

Open until 5:00 PM ⌁ 12.7km

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Sirona Vascular Center

phone language vascular surgery

Open until 5:00 PM ⌁ 11.6km

11 years in business

MarinHealth

phone language Ultrasound Services

Open until 3:00 PM ⌁ 11.5km

8 years in business

Hilltop Imaging & Diagnostic Center

phone language Open MRI

Open until 5:00 PM ⌁ 10.1km

Less than 1 year years in business

Marin Pregnancy Clinic

phone language prenatal care

Open until 3:00 PM ⌁ 16.1km

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Petaluma Health Center

phone language Prenatal Care

Open until 5:00 PM ⌁ 34.5km

23 years years in business

Sonoma Valley Hospital

phone language medical imaging

Open until 5:00 PM ⌁ 30.6km

73 years in business

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