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Early Pregnancy Scan (6 – 15 Weeks)

Home/Early Pregnancy Scan (6 – 15 Weeks)

Viability Confirmed: Your First Reassurance Check.

We eliminate the anxious wait before your first NHS appointment. Unlike clinic-based competitors, we bring essential confirmation right to your living room, on your schedule—not theirs.

This scan is dedicated to providing early confirmation and reassurance. It is vital for those with previous losses, IVF pregnancies, or unexplained bleeding. Our sonographer will perform a diagnostic check to confirm the pregnancy is viable and accurately dated.

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What This Scan Includes (from £190)

  • Full Mobile Service: Expert sonographer travels to your home.
  • Fetal Viability Check: Confirmation and measurement of the fetal heartbeat.
  • Accurate Dating: Measurement of the fetus (CRL) for an Estimated Date of Delivery (EDD).
  • Location Check: Confirmation the pregnancy is correctly located within the uterus (ruling out ectopic).
  • Digital Media: Instant access to digital images and clips via secure link.
  • Clinical Report: A written report for your records and your midwife.
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Early Pregnancy Scan (6–15 Weeks): Frequently Asked Questions

What is the purpose of an Early Pregnancy Scan?
This scan is performed to confirm a pregnancy is viable, see the baby’s heartbeat, determine if you are carrying multiples (twins), and accurately date the pregnancy.
How early can I book this scan?
We recommend booking from 6 weeks gestation. Before this point, the pregnancy may be too small to see clearly, even with high-specification equipment.
Will the scan be external or internal?
Between 6 and 10 weeks, a transvaginal (internal) scan is often necessary to get a clear view of the heartbeat. After 10 weeks, an abdominal scan is usually sufficient.
Do I need a full bladder?
Yes. For an abdominal scan, a full bladder helps “lift” the uterus for a better view. Please drink 1–2 pints of water an hour before your appointment.
What if I am experiencing pain or bleeding?
This scan can help identify the cause of symptoms and confirm if the pregnancy is located safely within the uterus (ruling out an ectopic pregnancy).
What happens if a problem is detected?
Our sonographers are experts in early pregnancy care. If there are any concerns, we provide an immediate clinical report and help you navigate the next steps with your local Early Pregnancy Assessment Unit (EPAU).