Ultrasound Care

Ultrasound Care welcomes pregnant patients and their companions at the Cotton Exchange, a building in central Liverpool. The clinic offers private ultrasounds at different stages of pregnancy, as well as gynecological or pelvic scans. Its approach pairs appointments for viewing images and pregnancy development with a reception area that the clinic says is intended to feel calm and accommodate family members.

The menu starts with an early pregnancy scan, which the clinic says is available from six weeks. It also lists wellbeing scans for weeks 16 through 23, growth scans from week 26, fetal sex scans from week 16, and 4D scans. These are optional private services and do not replace routine prenatal care.

Gynecological or pelvic ultrasound is a separate service from obstetric scans and is intended to examine the uterus and ovaries. By offering both types of appointment, the clinic serves people seeking a pregnancy-related scan as well as those looking for a pelvic scan. Booking is handled online, and the team answers questions by phone or email.

The clinic also sells keepsakes connected with the ultrasound experience, including heartbeat teddy bears, products for announcing a baby’s sex, reveal cards, balloons, confetti, and image frames. These optional extras extend the family aspect of an appointment but do not replace clinical interpretation or any medical follow-up that may be needed.

Photos published by the clinic show a reception area, waiting spaces, and scanning rooms, giving a sense of the visit: guests arrive at a ground-floor suite in the Cotton Exchange and enter the scanning area. The clinic asks customers to book in advance through its online system; its official page identifies the location as Ground Floor Suite G15.

The address is on Bixteth Street near central Liverpool, and the official page provides directions. The clinic lists phone and email contacts for appointment questions. No weekly schedule with specific hours is published, so appointment times and availability are handled through the booking system.

Ultrasound Care presents itself as a private option for an additional scan or a chance to share a visual experience during pregnancy. Choosing between an early, growth, wellbeing, 4D, or pelvic appointment depends on the reason for the visit and the relevant stage. The clinic invites people with questions about which scan to book to contact its team.