For confirming pregnancy, dating, and early reassurance.  up to 12 weeks (Requires a full bladder, drink 32 oz of water 1 hour prior to exam)

 Add‑on charge per fetus for growth, anatomy, and viability. 

Screening Ultrasound   

Gentle, early reassurance for women who want to confirm a pregnancy or see early development. 

For fetal position, Placental position heartbeat confirmation, fluid assessment, or follow‑up for growth imaging. 

 Comprehensive anatomical survey at 20 weeks. (Requires a full bladder drink 20-32 oz of water 1 hour prior to your exam.)

Screening Ultrasound   

Women’s Pelvic Wellness Screening   A preventive look at the uterus and ovaries for general wellness and peace of mind. For evaluating ovaries, uterus, and bladder. (Requires a full bladder. Drink 32oz of water 1 hour prior to exam)

Screening Ultrasound   

Women’s Pelvic Wellness Screening   A preventive look at the uterus and ovaries for general wellness and peace of mind. 

For early pregnancy, placenta location, fertility follicle count, cervical length, or targeted pelvic evaluation. (empty bladder)

Liver, gallbladder, common bile duct, Aorta, IVC, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, bladder. Requires fasting 10 hours - Adult 

Call for age fasting requirements on Pediatric (2-6 hours)

Liver, GB, CBD, pancreas or any single organ in the abdomen, appendix, spleen, adrenal, liver, appendix, bowel. Adult and Pediatric.

Requires fasting 10 hours - Adult 

Call for age fasting requirements on Pediatric (2-6 hours)

Kidneys, bladder, aorta. Adult and Pediatric

Requires a full bladder drink 20oz of water 1 hour prior to exam

Renal doppler or transplant, Liver doppler or transplant. Adult and Pediatric

Requires fasting 10 hours - Adult 

Call for age fasting requirements on Pediatric (normally 2-6 hours)

 Breast Ultrasound – Screening & Supplemental Imaging   Breast ultrasound is a powerful, radiation‑free tool for women with dense breast tissue, breast pain, palpable lumps, or those wanting supplemental screening between mammograms. Our breast ultrasound services include a full evaluation of the breast and axilla, with radiologist interpretation for accurate, medical‑grade results. 

 Targeted evaluation of one breast or a specific area of concern. 

Why Women Choose Breast Ultrasound Screening

• Ideal for dense breast tissue
• No radiation exposure
• Helps evaluate lumps, cysts, or areas of concern
• Provides additional screening between mammograms
• Fast appointments and same‑day availability
• Clear, detailed imaging reviewed by a radiologist

Serving Anthem, North Phoenix, Peoria, New River, Cavevreek and surrounding areas

 Complete evaluation of the thyroid and cervical lymph nodes. 

 Complete evaluation of both testicles and surrounding structures. 

 Focused ultrasound of the soft tissues or joint space to assess for effusion, cyst, mass, swelling, or localized concern. 

 Bilateral carotid artery evaluation. 

Venous or arterial ultrasound for DVT, PAD

 One‑side venous or arterial evaluation. Leg or Arm

 For evaluating hip dysplasia in newborns and infants.   Birth to 6 months 

 For assessing ventricles, hemorrhage, or abnormalities in infants with open fontanelles  Birth to 6–9 months   (As long as the anterior fontanelle is open.) 

 For evaluating spinal canal, sacral dimple, tethered cord, or other neonatal spinal concerns. Birth to 3–6 months (Performed before posterior elements ossify; ideal before 3 months.) 

 For masses, swelling, or localized concerns. 

  For evaluating vomiting in infants.   Typically, 2 weeks to 3 months and requires fasting of 2 hours (Performed during the classic age window for pyloric symptoms less than 4 months)