Pregnancy Reassurance Scan
A calm, clinical-first ultrasound for reassurance at any stage of pregnancy — with clear documentation and safe signposting when follow-up is advisable.
- Same-day Medifile: report + digital images + short baby clips (where obtainable/recorded).
- CQC-regulated clinic with experienced clinical specialist sonographers.
- Clear scope, no guessing: we document what’s seen and explain any limitations.
What’s included in your reassurance scan
Tailored to your gestation and question. We prioritise clinical documentation and clarity.
Clinical checks (as appropriate)
- Fetal heartbeat confirmation (gestation-dependent).
- Observed movement during the appointment.
- Placenta overview and amniotic fluid overview (as appropriate).
- Fetal position (lie/presentation) when relevant.
- Brief anatomy review within scan limits and gestation.
Same-day Medifile delivery
You receive your report the same day via Medifile, alongside digital images and short baby clips (where obtainable/recorded).
Who this scan is for
For reassurance, documentation and clear next steps — at any stage of pregnancy.
Common reasons people book
- General reassurance and wellbeing check.
- Uncertainty or anxiety between NHS appointments.
- Follow-up of a question (when appropriate) with documented findings.
- Clarifying what was seen and what could not be confirmed.
Scope & limitations
Ultrasound has recognised limitations and cannot detect every condition. Image quality can be affected by fetal position and maternal factors. We document what was seen and explain any limitations clearly.
FAQ
Quick answers patients commonly ask before booking.
Can I book this at any stage of pregnancy?
Yes. This scan is designed for any stage. What we can assess depends on gestation and the views obtained.
Will I receive images and clips?
You’ll receive digital images and short baby clips where obtainable/recorded, alongside your same-day Medifile report.
Does this replace my NHS scans?
No. Private scans complement NHS maternity care. Please keep all NHS antenatal and screening appointments.
What if I’m worried about reduced fetal movements?
NHS guidance is to contact maternity triage immediately. Do not wait for a private scan if you are worried.
