Ultrasound in Garden City
2D, 3D, and 4D imaging for monitoring and diagnosis at our Garden City office in Long Island.
Garden OB/GYN provides ultrasound for women in Garden City, Hempstead, Mineola, Westbury, Carle Place, and surrounding Long Island neighborhoods. Our Garden City office is located at 200 Garden City Plaza #100, Garden City, NY 11530 and is staffed by board-certified physicians, nurse practitioners, and certified nurse midwives experienced in ultrasound care. Whether this is your first visit or you're continuing ongoing care, our team treats every patient with the warmth and clinical excellence Garden OB/GYN has been known for since 2000.
About Ultrasound
Ultrasound imaging is a safe, non-invasive way to visualize your baby during pregnancy and diagnose gynecological conditions. Garden OB/GYN offers state-of-the-art 2D, 3D, and 4D ultrasound technology across our locations. From confirming your pregnancy and checking your baby's growth to evaluating pelvic pain and screening for abnormalities, our skilled sonographers and providers deliver clear, accurate results.
What to Expect
During a prenatal ultrasound, you'll lie comfortably while a technician applies gel to your abdomen and uses a transducer to create images of your baby. The procedure is painless and typically takes 20-30 minutes. For gynecological ultrasounds, a transvaginal approach may be used for more detailed imaging of the uterus and ovaries. Your provider will review the results with you and discuss any findings.
Who Is It For
Pregnant women at various stages of pregnancy for routine monitoring, and women of any age experiencing pelvic pain, abnormal bleeding, or other gynecological concerns that require imaging.
Ultrasound at Our Garden City Office
Garden City
200 Garden City Plaza #100, Garden City, NY 11530
Hours: Mon-Fri 8am-6pm
Transit: LIRR Country Life Press station 0.6 mi (Hempstead Branch); NICE N6, N16 buses on Old Country Rd
Parking: Free on-site parking at Garden City Plaza
Providers at Our Garden City Office
Board-certified physicians, nurse practitioners, and certified nurse midwives offering ultrasound at this location.
Dr. Boris Petrikovsky
MD
Maternal-Fetal Medicine / OB-GYN
Dr. Eugene Ellis
MD, FACOG
OB/GYN
Dr. Gopika Are
MD, FACOG
OB/GYN, Gynecologic Surgery
Dr. Hajoon Chun
MD, FACOG
Maternal-Fetal Medicine / OB-GYN
Dr. Maria Culotta
MD, FACOG
OB/GYN
McKenzie Middlebrooks
CNM, WHNP-BC
Midwifery / Women's Health
Brittany Fullerton
WHNP
Women's Health
Cherril Baichoo
AGNP
Adult Health / Women's Health
Ultrasound — Common Questions
Is ultrasound safe during pregnancy?
Yes, diagnostic ultrasound has been used safely in pregnancy for decades. It uses sound waves, not radiation, to create images.
When will I have my first ultrasound?
Most women have their first ultrasound between 6-8 weeks to confirm the pregnancy and estimate your due date, with a detailed anatomy scan around 18-20 weeks.
What's the difference between 2D, 3D, and 4D?
2D provides flat, cross-sectional images used for medical evaluation. 3D creates still three-dimensional images of your baby. 4D shows real-time 3D movement.
Do I need a full bladder?
For early pregnancy and some pelvic ultrasounds, a full bladder can improve image quality. Your provider will give you specific preparation instructions.
Other Services at Our Garden City Office
Prenatal Care
Comprehensive pregnancy support from conception to delivery
Available at Garden CityAnnual Exam
Preventive wellness visits for optimal health
Available at Garden CityMenopause Care
Symptom management and hormone therapy
Available at Garden CityBirth Control
Full range of contraception options
Available at Garden CityIUD Insertion
Long-term, reversible contraception
Available at Garden CityFertility Counseling
Family planning guidance and support
Available at Garden CityFibroids
Uterine fibroid diagnosis and treatment
Available at Garden CityEndometriosis
Diagnosis and treatment of endometriosis
Available at Garden CitySchedule Ultrasound at Garden City
Book online or call our Garden City office at (516) 663-6400 to find a time that works.