Southwest Florida's Premier
Mobile Ultrasound Service Provider
Sonic Imaging brings cardiac, vascular, and abdominal ultrasound services directly to your South Florida office, so patients can complete diagnostic testing without traveling to another facility. Our trained, credentialed technologists use Sonosite equipment, while experienced board-certified radiologists provide diagnostic interpretations and fast reports. Your practice can offer convenient onsite testing, improve patient satisfaction, and maintain greater control over scheduling. Services may support reimbursement through Medicare and private insurance when coverage, medical necessity, documentation, and billing requirements are met, as outlined in CMS sonography guidance. With Sonic Imaging, you can add reliable ultrasound access for your patients while creating an additional source of practice revenue.
Sonic Imaging...Utrasound in Your Office
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What Kind of Equipment Do We Use?
Tests Performed Using Sonosite Ultrasound Equipment – the same state-of-the-art technology currently used by the United States Military.
Who performs and interprets the ultrasound?
A qualified sonographer or technologist acquires the images, while a board certified Radiologist interprets the study and prepares the diagnostic report.
What types of ultrasound exams can mobile services provide?
Mobile ultrasound services commonly include cardiac, vascular, abdominal, and OB/GYN exams. Depending on the provider, studies may include echocardiograms, carotid and venous imaging, DVT evaluations, abdominal scans, pregnancy ultrasounds, and pelvic exams. Ask the service provider which exams, equipment, and clinical specialties it supports before scheduling patients.
Is mobile ultrasound safe for patients?
Ultrasound uses sound waves rather than ionizing radiation, and the FDA describes it as having an excellent safety record when used prudently by appropriately trained providers. It isn’t considered risk-free, since ultrasound energy can produce tissue heating and, in some circumstances, cavitation. Qualified providers follow the ALARA principle, using the lowest acoustic output and shortest scan time needed to obtain diagnostic images.
Can physician practices bill insurance or Medicare for mobile ultrasound?
Reimbursement may be available when the exam is medically necessary, properly documented, correctly coded, and covered by the patient’s payer. Billing can involve separate professional and technical components, depending on who performs the scan and who interprets the images, and place-of-service rules may also apply. Practices should confirm payer requirements and the mobile provider’s billing arrangement before offering the service.
How does an in-office ultrasound appointment work?
A trained technologist brings the ultrasound equipment to the medical practice and performs the ordered exam onsite. With mobile services, patients don’t need to travel to a separate imaging center, and the practice can coordinate testing within its existing clinical workflow. The technologist then sends the images for review and interpretation by a board certified Radiologist.
Electrocardiogram Testing for Athletes
An Echocardiogram is valuable heart screening information that will minimize your team’s financial risk while preventing a tragic loss of life due to Sudden Cardiac Death. The Echocardiogram is a simple, non-invasive screening test that we perform in your facility.
The Echocardiogram that we do is the same test that is performed in outpatient imaging centers but at a fraction of the cost and with minimal inconvenience and down time.

