Scans we do
- Early pregnancy scan — confirms the pregnancy is in the womb, checks the heartbeat and the number of babies, especially if you have pain or bleeding.
- Dating scan — measures the baby to give an accurate due date.
- Level I scan (11–14 weeks) — first-trimester screening, including the nuchal translucency measurement.
- Level II anomaly scan (18–22 weeks) — a detailed check of the baby’s development.
- Growth and wellbeing scans — later in pregnancy, when there is a reason to check the baby’s growth, fluid or position.
If a more specialised test is needed, such as a fetal heart scan, the doctor will explain where it is best done.
What the law requires
This centre is registered under the Pre-Conception and Pre-Natal Diagnostic Techniques (PC&PNDT) Act (Reg. No. DMR/PNDT/038/25, valid until 27 May 2030). Before a pregnancy scan you will be asked to complete the consent form and declaration the law requires. Please bring photo identification and any referral slip from another doctor. The sex of the baby is never determined or disclosed.
What it costs
| Visit | Fee |
|---|---|
| Walk-in consultation (seen in order of arrival) | ₹300 |
| Fixed-time priority appointment | ₹1,999 |
| Ultrasound and blood tests | Told to you before they are done |
See all fees and packages. Cash, UPI, credit and debit cards accepted.
Before you come
- Early scans may be done through the abdomen with a full bladder, or internally with an empty bladder. When you book, ask which applies to you.
- Later scans usually need no preparation.
- Wear clothing that lets you uncover your tummy easily, such as a top and skirt or trousers.
- Bring your antenatal card and previous scan and blood reports.
See also antenatal care and how to prepare for your visit.
Don’t wait for an appointment if…
you have bleeding, severe or constant tummy pain, fluid leaking, a severe headache with blurred vision, or your baby is moving less than usual after 24 weeks.
In clinic hours (Mon–Sat, 8:00 am–4:00 pm) call +91 93660 92897. At any other time, call 108 or go straight to the nearest hospital emergency department.
Common questions
Can you tell me if it’s a boy or a girl?
No. Determining or disclosing the sex of a baby is prohibited under the PC&PNDT Act, and it is never done at this centre.
How many scans will I need?
Most healthy pregnancies need only a few: an early scan to confirm and date the pregnancy, a Level I scan at 11–14 weeks and a Level II anomaly scan at 18–22 weeks. More are done only when there is a medical reason.
Is ultrasound safe for my baby?
Diagnostic ultrasound used for a medical reason is considered safe. We scan only when it helps your care.
Can someone come with me?
Yes, one companion is welcome during the scan.
Do you deliver babies?
No. We look after you through pregnancy and help you choose a hospital with a labour ward early, so your scans and records go with you.