Sonogram Packages

$99 Sneak Peek (Includes 4D & 2D)
(performed 14-40 weeks)

• DVD (10 minute recording)
• 6 Sharing Color Prints
•Gender Determination at 14 Weeks
Please Note: No measurements are taken with Sneak Peek.
Please see Baby Bonding or Baby Well Being for measurements.

$20 Sneak Peek Upgrade Package
• CD-ROM ( jpeg images, 1 video clip)
• 2 Color Petite Portrait Prints (in addition to Sneak Peek package)
Total $119

$160 Baby Bonding (Regularly $190, Includes 4D & 2D)
Limited Fetal Scan (performed 14-40 weeks)
includes: Age, due date, heart rate, placenta location, length

• DVD (20-25 minute recording)
• CD-Rom ( jpeg images, 1 video clip)
• 16 Color Prints (12 Sharing, 2 Petite Portraits, 2 Portraits)
• Gender Determination at 14 Weeks
• Radiologist Report ($20 additional fee)


$220 Baby Well Being Scan (Includes 4D & 2D)
Detailed Fetal Evaluation (performed 14-40 weeks)
Complete anatomical survey including age, due date, brain,
heart, spine, limbs, abdominal organs, and placenta.

• DVD (20-25 minute recording)
• CD-Rom ( jpeg images, 1 video clip)
• 16 Color Prints (12 Sharing, 2 Petite Portraits, 2 Portraits)
• Gender Determination at 14 Weeks
• Medical Report forwarded to your doctor

Other Fetal Sonograms

$175 Nuchal Translucency
Early Pregnancy Screening for Down Syndrome and Trisomy 18
(performed 11-14 weeks)

• DVD (10 minute recording)
• CD-Rom ( jpeg images, 1 video clip)
• 8 Color Prints (6 Sharing, 2 Petite Portraits)
• Medical Report forwarded to your doctor

Follow-Up Sonograms

Follow-up sonograms are provided at a discounted rate on select packages.
Please call for prices.

Multiple Gestation Sonograms

Please call for prices on twin or additional gestational pregnancies.

Discounts

Ask about our Military Discounts or other specials offered!

Photo Dimensions
Sharing: 2.5 x 3"
Petite Portrait: 4 x 6"
Portrait: 8 x 6"

Sonograms are important prenatal tests but cannot detect all fetal
anomalies. At least one-third of major anomalies cannot be detected by
sonography and that reported sensitivities for ascertaining those that can be
detected vary considerably by unit but are likely to be <50 %. This means
that even with a single sonographic examination showing a normal fetus, a
woman still has at least a 1% to 2% risk of a major anomaly. The false-
negative rate of the test is 1% to 2%.

Zhang, Tao MD, PhD: Sonographic Screening Examinations in Pregnancy, Journal
of Diagnostic Medical Sonography 2003; 19:224-228.
Dooley SL: Routine Ultrasound I Pregnancy. Clinical Obstetrics / Gynecology.
1999; 42:737