quickASSURE™ Scan

£ 65.00 RRP

14 to 20 weeks

Available to women from 16 years of age.

Private ultrasound reassurance scan optimized for fast results, perfect if you have any concerns between your 12 week scan and 20 week scan NHS appointments. We recommend that you present your results to your healthcare professional whose contact details we take at the time of booking. Your choice of a free rescan may be appropriate if we are unable to perform the primary purpose of this scan.

All scans are performed by a qualified Sonographer with diagnostic obstetric scanning experience.

Pregnancy Scan - <i>quick</i>ASSURE™ ultrasound example

Have your scan images sent to you in seconds using Ultrasound Direct toMOBILE Mobile: a safe and secure system for the delivery of ultrasound scan images to your mobile device or email address. Ultrasound Direct toMOBILE uses the latest technology to bring you your scan images in a format that can be saved forever or shared on social media at the touch of a button. Ultrasound Direct toMOBILE is included with your scan at no extra cost.

Primary purpose of the scan

Babybond wellbeing check including verification of fetal heartbeat and movement and reassurance from imaging using ultrasound between 14 - 20 weeks gestation.

Includes:

15 minute diagnostic appointment
Babybond wellbeing check
2D ultrasound b/w prints in sleeve
Ultrasound Direct toMOBILE delivery of your scan images and report

Pre-scan preparation

Need to expose abdomen so ideally wear 2 piece garment i.e. trousers or skirt and top.

Drink 0.5 Ltr (1 pint) clear fluid approximately 1 hour before appointment time.

Please do not empty your bladder before the examination.

Guide to number of guests

You and up to 3 guests are required to wear a mask or face covering when attending appointments at Ultrasound Direct clinics, in line with the NHS and UK government guidance for enclosed spaces.

Frequently asked questions

Why choose to have a quickASSURE scan?

This scan is perfect for those ladies who are wanting a short assessment of the pregnancy so far.

It will let them see the baby’s heartbeat which can reduce anxiety as the time lapse from your 12 week scan to the 20 weeks NHS scan can be a very long wait!

What if my scan shows something is wrong or I need help after my appointment?

Very rarely, there may be a problem that is totally unexpected and we are the bearers of bad news.

Never easy to hear, we will ensure you have the time, support and a plan of care arranged. We will continue our course of support for as long as you need us.

If you become concerned about any aspect of your scan, the images and recordings you have taken home or you wish to make a complaint, you can contact the clinic where you had your scan and our staff will discuss any concerns that you may have.

Are your sonographers qualified?

Yes. All our sonographers are fully trained and qualified to perform ultrasound scans and many of them also work in the NHS locally. Scans with Ultrasound Direct will always be performed by a qualified professional whose primary interest is your health. All our sonographers take care to follow the latest safety guidelines and are registered with the HCPC. We’re also registered with the independent regulator the Care Quality Commission to ensure the highest standards possible.

What if I get bad news during my scan?

In the event of unexpected findings: we will offer clear advice on the next steps available to you and will offer to contact the local hospital on your behalf.

Should you receive bad news in your scan you are welcome to take time in private in our clinics to process the news and gather your thoughts before leaving: we never want you to feel rushed.

Are children welcome in the scan room?

Yes! The number of guests you can bring in for a scan is listed with the type of scan on our website. We only ask that any guests are well behaved: that includes children, excited partners and new grandparents!