3d ultrasound (not for me)

[bokelley]

We just purchased a 3d ultrasound for my office. I know this is a baby crazed place, so best people to bounce ideas off of.

Who has pricing on the entertainment ultrasound?
Also how should we advertise?

[Thirteen]

They charge $100 at my OB's office.


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[spotty_dog]

Are your OBs up to date on this position statement?

http://www.acog.org/Resources-And-Pu...ltrasonography

Or this?

http://www.aium.org/officialStatements/31

[alotofyarn]

We went to this place: http://www.firstlooknola.com/

They gave us a second ultrasound for free a few weeks after the first, because E was not cooperative and we didn't get good shots.

[MrsSz]

$150 and it includes dvd/cd of the images plus a print out.

Your advertising is honestly best spent on Facebook and google ad words. The bump.com or the what to expect app in your area - you could do a postcard mailer through EDDM but the challenge is targeting your clientele. It's cheAper postage wise to mail by zip code and income level- and you could filter out age. If you're looking to just blanket an area you could get 15k homes for roughly 1800 by mailing a postcard in clipper magazine (if you have one local) which would include design print and postage. Even pandora is a viable option for the demographic you're going for

[ladymoreta]

Ours was around $150. It included printouts, a photo CD, and a video of the session.

IIRC, we had a coupon in the goody bag my OB's office gave me when I went in for my first appointment. (It had coupons and flyers for local shops and photographers, as well as some prenatal vitamin samples and some reading material.) Since it's in your office, I would think you could do that, as well as display signs around the check-in desk. Are you trying to encourage your patients to do it, or are you using this to bring in new patients? If you're looking for new patients, then I agree about Facebook ads.