Need diagnostic imaging without a separate trip to an outside imaging center? Passion Health Advanced Primary Care offers convenient ultrasound services that use sound waves—not ionizing radiation—to help evaluate organs, tissues, blood flow, and other medical concerns.
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Ultrasound is a diagnostic imaging test that uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of structures inside the body.
During an ultrasound, a handheld device called a transducer sends sound waves into the body. The returning echoes are converted into real-time images that can help clinicians evaluate organs, tissues, fluid, blood flow, and other structures.
Unlike X-rays and CT scans, diagnostic ultrasound does not use ionizing radiation. The images may be reviewed by an appropriate imaging professional and used along with your symptoms, exam, and other testing.
Your provider can help determine whether ultrasound is appropriate for your concern and explain what type of scan may be needed.
Ultrasound can provide useful diagnostic information for many symptoms and medical conditions.
Ultrasound may help evaluate organs such as the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, pancreas, and spleen.
Imaging may help evaluate soft tissues, fluid collections, cysts, or other areas of concern.
Pelvic ultrasound may be considered when evaluating certain gynecologic symptoms.
A renal ultrasound can help assess the kidneys and parts of the urinary system.
Ultrasound can help evaluate thyroid size, nodules, and other structural findings.
Doppler ultrasound can help assess the direction and movement of blood flow in certain vessels.
Your clinician may use imaging to follow a known condition when medically appropriate.
Ultrasound may be ordered after an exam, abnormal laboratory result, or other clinical finding.
Request a visit to review your symptoms, determine the appropriate scan, and coordinate next steps.
Keeping diagnostic imaging connected with your primary care team can make evaluation and follow-up more convenient.
Ultrasound creates images with sound waves and does not use ionizing radiation.
In-house access may reduce the need to coordinate a separate visit at an outside imaging center.
Your imaging request can stay connected with the primary care provider evaluating your symptoms or condition.
Your provider can review the imaging report in the context of your overall health and determine whether additional care is needed.
Preparation and scan steps vary depending on the part of the body being examined.
Your provider or clinic team confirms the appropriate scan based on your symptoms, diagnosis, or monitoring needs.
Some scans may require fasting, drinking water, or arriving with a full bladder. Follow the instructions provided by the clinic.
A trained professional uses a transducer and ultrasound gel to capture images of the area being evaluated.
Your care team can discuss the imaging report and whether follow-up, additional testing, or treatment is appropriate.
Ultrasound can provide useful information without ionizing radiation and may help guide diagnosis, monitoring, or additional testing.
Depending on the clinical question, ultrasound can help visualize organs, soft tissues, fluid, blood flow, cysts, masses, and other structural findings. It is one part of a complete medical evaluation.
An ultrasound finding does not always provide a final diagnosis by itself. Your provider may recommend laboratory testing, additional imaging, specialist evaluation, or biopsy when appropriate.
Coordinating ultrasound with primary care helps connect imaging findings with your symptoms, medical history, medications, and ongoing treatment plan.
Do not wait for a routine ultrasound appointment if you have severe or rapidly worsening pain, heavy bleeding, fainting, chest pain, severe shortness of breath, confusion, or another potentially life-threatening symptom. Call 911 or seek emergency care.
Diagnostic imaging is most useful when the results are connected to the healthcare team that understands your overall health.
Passion Health Advanced Primary Care can help determine whether ultrasound is appropriate, coordinate the requested scan, and review the results in the context of your symptoms and medical history.
Depending on the findings, your provider can guide follow-up care, additional testing, medication changes, or referral to a specialist when needed.
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No. Diagnostic ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves rather than ionizing radiation.
Depending on the scan, ultrasound can help visualize organs, soft tissues, fluid, blood flow, cysts, masses, and other internal structures.
Preparation depends on the type of scan. Some ultrasounds may require fasting or a full bladder. Follow the instructions provided by the clinic.
The length of the exam varies depending on the body area and type of ultrasound. Your clinic can provide more specific scheduling information.
Result timing varies. The images may need professional interpretation before your provider reviews the report and discusses next steps with you.
No. This page lets you request a preferred clinic, date, and time. The clinic team confirms ultrasound availability, the appropriate scan type, and final appointment details.
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