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What Is a Screening Ultrasound?
What Is a Screening Ultrasound?
Screening ultrasounds are preventive exams intended for individuals without signs or symptoms and are not designed to evaluate pain, discomfort, or specific medical concerns.
Patients experiencing symptoms should consult their primary care provider for medical evaluation and referral to a diagnostic ultrasound, as screening ultrasounds are not medical evaluations and do not involve diagnosis.
Screening services are elective wellness exams and are not a substitute for medical care.
A screening ultrasound is a wellness-based exam designed for early awareness and peace of mind. No doctor’s order is required. These exams are preventive in nature and are not intended to diagnose or treat medical conditions.
About Radiologist Review
About Radiologist Review
Radiologist interpretations describe imaging findings only. Any diagnosis or medical decisions must be made by a licensed healthcare provider.
Available Wellness Screening Areas
Available Wellness Screening Areas
Abdominal Screening
Abdominal Screening
Purpose:
Provides a general overview of abdominal organs for baseline awareness and identification of imaging findings that may warrant further evaluation.
Important note:
Does not evaluate abdominal pain, digestive symptoms, or known conditions. Diagnostic evaluation requires referral from a healthcare provider.
Renal Screening (Kidneys ± Bladder Context)
Renal Screening (Kidneys ± Bladder Context)
Purpose:
Evaluates the kidneys for general structural awareness. The bladder may be visualized as context only.
Important note:
Does not evaluate urinary symptoms, kidney function, or bladder emptying. Any imaging findings that require further evaluation should be reviewed by a healthcare provider.
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Screening
Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Screening
Purpose:
Evaluates the abdominal aorta for general size and appearance as part of preventive vascular awareness.
Important note:
Does not evaluate abdominal pain or diagnose aneurysms. Any imaging findings that require attention may be shared with your healthcare provider for follow-up.
Pelvic Screening (Female)
Pelvic Screening (Female)
Purpose:
Pelvic screening ultrasound is a preventive exam used to provide a general, transabdominal overview of pelvic anatomy for baseline awareness and to identify imaging findings that may warrant further medical evaluation.
Important note:
This screening does not evaluate pelvic pain, abnormal bleeding, fertility concerns, known masses, or gynecologic symptoms. Diagnostic pelvic imaging requires evaluation and referral by a healthcare provider.
Bilateral Screening
Bilateral Screening
Carotid Artery Screening
Carotid Artery Screening
Purpose:
Identifies imaging findings in the carotid arteries that may warrant further medical evaluation.
Important note:
Does not evaluate symptoms or diagnose vascular disease. Patients with symptoms such as dizziness, vision changes, or prior stroke should consult their healthcare provider.
Breast Screening Ultrasound
Breast Screening Ultrasound
Purpose:
A supplemental screening exam used to identify imaging findings that may require further medical evaluation, particularly in individuals with dense breast tissue.
Important note:
Does not replace mammography and does not evaluate breast symptoms such as pain, lumps, or nipple discharge. Patients should continue routine breast cancer screening as recommended by their healthcare provider.
Vascular Screening – Lower Extremities
Vascular Screening – Lower Extremities
Purpose:
Evaluates blood flow in the legs for general vascular awareness and identification of imaging findings that may warrant further evaluation.
Important note:
Does not evaluate leg pain, swelling, or blood clots. Patients with symptoms should consult their healthcare provider.
Thyroid Screening
Thyroid Screening
Purpose:
Provides a general overview of the thyroid gland to identify imaging findings that may warrant further medical evaluation.
Important note:
Does not evaluate thyroid function, hormone levels, or symptoms such as pain, swallowing difficulty, or voice changes. Diagnosis and treatment decisions must be made by a healthcare provider.
Important Notice
Important Notice
Exams Not Offered
Exams Not Offered
The following exams are not offered as part of our screening services:
OB (pregnancy) ultrasounds
Soft tissue or area-of-interest ultrasounds
Symptom-based or diagnostic exams
These exams require medical evaluation and referral by a healthcare provider.
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