You can request an appointment through our online booking system. Once your service and appointment details are confirmed, you'll receive the information you need to prepare.
Sara will walk you through the process and explain what she's doing throughout your exam. Her goal is to make sure you feel comfortable, informed, and cared for from beginning to end.
Screening breast ultrasound is a proactive breast scan used in women with no current symptoms while a diagnostic breast ultrasound is a dedicated scan to image a specific concern such as a lump, skin, nipple changes and follow up from an abnormal mammogram, MRI or other imagining modality.
Calcium scores utilize invasive CT scan to measure the amount of plaque in your coronary arteries. CIMT detects soft plaque before calcification therefore can miss early disease. CIMT also measures arterial inflammation identifying active disease. It is radiation free and safe to repeat yearly so you are able to track progress over time.
Scan2You is currently a cash-pay service and does not accept insurance. This allows Sara to focus on providing quality imaging and personalized care without the pressure to rush through appointments.
Please note: A physician referral is still required for diagnostic ultrasound services.
Scan2You is currently a cash-pay service and does not accept insurance. This allows Sara to focus her time and attention on each individual patient without the pressure to rush through an exam.
The goal is to provide quality work, personalized attention, and a healing, stress-free environment.
If you need to cancel or reschedule your appointment with less than 24 hours' notice, you forfeit the $30 deposit fee with an additional fee of $20.
No-call/no-show appointments will be charged 50% of the scheduled service fee.
By scheduling an appointment, you acknowledge and agree to Scan2You Imaging's Liability Waiver and Fee Schedule.
Please note: Scan2You Imaging provides ultrasound imaging services and does not provide medical diagnoses or treatment. Diagnostic results are interpreted by a radiologist and should be discussed with your referring healthcare provider.
Still have questions?
If you aren't sure which service you need, have questions about preparing for your appointment, or simply want to know what to expect, reach out. We'll help point you in the right direction.