Ultrasound at Home

Frequently Asked Questions

How does a home ultrasound test work? + −

A trained technician or sonographer visits your home with portable ultrasound equipment, performs the scan on the patient, and the images are reviewed and reported by a qualified professional, following the same procedure used in a hospital or diagnostic center.

Is a home ultrasound report as reliable as one from a hospital or diagnostic lab? + −

Yes, the same clinical-grade equipment and procedure are used, so the report carries the same validity and is accepted by doctors and hospitals without any extra formality.

Do I need a doctor's referral to book an ultrasound at home? + −

Generally yes, since ultrasound is typically ordered by a doctor for a specific reason. If you don't already have a referral, a doctor checkup at home can be arranged first.

Is home ultrasound suitable for pregnancy check-ups? + −

Home ultrasound can support certain routine pregnancy monitoring, but your obstetrician should confirm which scans are appropriate to be done at home versus at a hospital, especially for detailed anomaly scans.

How long does a home ultrasound session usually take? + −

It typically takes 20–30 minutes depending on the area being scanned and the patient's condition.

Is ultrasound at home suitable for elderly or bedridden patients? + −

Yes, this is one of the main reasons families book it patients who are frail, in pain, or unable to travel comfortably can have the scan done at their bedside.

How soon will I get the ultrasound report? + −

The report is typically shared shortly after the scan, following a similar turnaround to what you'd expect from an in-hospital ultrasound.

How do I book an ultrasound at home? + −

Book on the website under Diagnostics, or call/WhatsApp 0318-2800021 if you're unable to book online. A representative confirms the schedule within an hour.