Will Medicaid or Insurance cover my ultrasound?

Elective Pregnancy or Health Screening Ultrasounds are not covered by Medicaid or Insurance, as they are not deemed medically necessary. For Diagnostic Ultrasounds, we accept most FSA or HSA cards for Self Pay Prices and can provide an itemized receipt upon request.

What is the difference between Elective and Diagnostic ultrasound?

Elective Ultrasounds are limited scans typically chosen by expectant mothers for a glimpse of their baby. In contrast, Diagnostic Ultrasounds are ordered by physicians for medical purposes, interpreted by a Board Certified Radiologist, with results available within 24-48 hours.

What is the Prenatal Care Policy?

Clients seeking an Elective ultrasound must be under active prenatal care from a physician or midwife. This ultrasound session is not a replacement for prenatal care, and any suspicion of abnormality will be communicated to the healthcare provider.

When is the earliest/latest time I can get an ultrasound?

The earliest ultrasound can be performed at 6 weeks, while the latest is at 36 weeks.

How early can you determine the gender of my baby?

You can find out the gender of your baby as early as your ultrasound session, keeping in mind that you may have up to 4 guests in-office, with more welcome for at-home sessions.

Are you open on Sundays?

Yes, we are open on Sundays, but there is an additional convenience fee of $50.

When can I do 3D/4D ultrasounds?

It’s entirely up to you! However, the best results for clear images of the baby's face are typically at around 27 weeks.

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