Imaging built around women's questions
Fibroids, pelvic pain, fertility workups, breast screening and bone health. One center, subspecialty reads and a schedule that respects your time.
- Pelvic and transvaginal ultrasoundNO RADIATION
- Fibroid and endometriosis protocolsPELVIC MRI
- 3D screening and dense-tissue optionsBREAST
- Reports to your physician24-48 HRS
Questions and conditions this imaging answers
Imaging does not replace your physician's evaluation, it gives them the detail needed to act with confidence.
Reasons patients come to us
- Heavy, irregular or painful periods
- Chronic pelvic pain
- Fibroids or ovarian cysts under follow-up
- Fertility evaluation imaging
- Routine breast screening and dense tissue follow-up
What imaging can show
- Fibroid number, size and location
- Ovarian cysts and adnexal masses
- Endometrial thickness and uterine anatomy
- Findings consistent with endometriosis or adenomyosis
- Breast findings across mammography, ultrasound and MRI
Which scan answers which question
Different questions call for different studies. Use this as a guide, then confirm the right exam with your physician or our scheduling team.
| Your question | Study most often used | Why that study |
|---|---|---|
| I have heavy or painful periods. | Pelvic ultrasound, often with transvaginal views | First-line for fibroids, endometrial thickness and ovarian findings. |
| My fibroids need detailed mapping before treatment. | Pelvic MRI | Maps every fibroid precisely, required for embolization and surgical planning. |
| I am due for breast screening. | 3D mammogram | Tomosynthesis is the standard of care for routine screening. |
| I have a thyroid nodule or neck swelling. | Thyroid ultrasound | Characterizes nodules and guides whether biopsy is needed. |
Final exam selection depends on your clinical history, prior imaging and insurance authorization.
Pregnancy and scheduling notes
Tell us if you are or could be pregnant. It changes which studies we perform and how we protect you.
- We avoid radiation-based studies in pregnancy unless clinically necessary.
- We do not perform obstetric or fetal ultrasound at this location.
- Some pelvic studies are best timed to a specific point in your cycle, we will advise you.
Frequently asked questions
Do you perform pregnancy ultrasounds?
No. We focus on diagnostic gynecologic, breast and general imaging; obstetric ultrasound is performed by your OB provider.
Is a transvaginal ultrasound always needed?
Not always, but it gives far more detail of the uterus and ovaries. Your physician's order specifies what is required.
How do I prepare for a pelvic ultrasound?
You are usually asked to arrive with a full bladder for the abdominal portion. We send exact instructions when you schedule.
Can I get my mammogram and ultrasound the same day?
Often yes. Tell our scheduling team when you call and we will try to combine your visit.