Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, absolutely. Ultrasounds use high-frequency sound waves — not radiation — to create images of your body. They are completely safe, non-invasive, and painless. This technology has been used safely for decades across all patient types, including pregnant women and newborns

Self-pay patients do NOT need a referral — you can book directly with us. If you are using insurance, a doctor's order or referral is generally required. Our staff can help you verify your benefits and walk you through the process.

In most cases, results are available within 24 hours or sooner. After your scan, a board-certified radiologist reviews your images and prepares a detailed diagnostic report, which is sent securely to you and your referring physician.

Please bring a valid photo ID. If using insurance, bring your insurance card and any referral or doctor's order. For self-pay, no additional paperwork is needed — just arrive a few minutes early. Specific preparation instructions (fasting, full bladder, etc.) will be shared when you book.

Yes! You are welcome to bring a family member or support person. Depending on the type of exam, they may be asked to wait in our comfortable waiting area during the procedure, but you are never left alone.

We recommend booking an appointment to guarantee your spot, especially for same-day visits. Walk-ins may be accommodated based on availability. Call or text us first and we'll do our best to fit you in as quickly as possible.

Our self-pay rates are significantly lower than hospital pricing — typically a fraction of the cost. Exact pricing depends on the type of scan and is provided upfront when you book. There are no hidden fees. Payment is due at the time of booking by card or cash.