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  • I was referred here through my ob for an ultrasound to have an anatomy scan of my baby done. Having been here a few years ago for an xray, i knew to expect a wait. Surprisingly, the wait this time wasn't bad at all. Front desk staff were friendly, and professional. The facility is clean and they get the basic job done, which is why they receive 3 stars. Overall though, this is not a location i would recommend for prenatal ultrasounds. I didn't expect anything special considering that the facility isn't focused on pregnancies, but the tech was so unpleasant, I wouldn't wish her upon any first time pregnancies. The facility is not family friendly, my husband was not welcome in the room while the tech performed the scan. This is our third child, and the first time he's ever been excluded from an ultrasound. My questions about what her procedure was were unwelcomed, i think i offended her by asking what was going to be done to me (she had said she had to do a test on me so I asked what the test was. Apparently that's what she calls the scans. I'd never heard an ultrasound referred to as a test before so I had asked.) The room is not set up like other offices, there was no screen set up for me to be able to see what was displayed on the machine. The scan took her almost an hour and i couldn't see much more than the side view of the machine's monitor. When she was done she called my husband in and gave him a quick show of the screen so he could see the baby, but like i said, i couldn't clearly see the screen. She also didn't make a good effort to find the baby's gender, which is what he really wanted to know. We are 28 weeks along, the gender should be easy to identify. With my other children, the techs would have me shift positions to get the baby to move so they could get a better view to determine gender. She didn't make that effort, and i sure wasn't going offend her again by asking. I'm hoping my ob will share the images with me, and tell me how the baby is doing, because the tech didn't offer any info. As for the gender, we've scheduled an appointment with another location we've used before where we know we will be treated better. I highly recommend going elsewhere for prenatal scans, especially if it's a first pregnancy, its a special time and should be treated as such.
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