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For Women's Health Ultrasound Businesses

Provider Order Support for Women's Health Ultrasound Businesses

You already have the patient. DOD helps solve the provider-order step for pelvic, gynecologic, and women's health diagnostic ultrasound.

The Women's Health Ultrasound Order Challenge

Independent women's health ultrasound businesses — including those offering pelvic ultrasound, gynecologic diagnostic services, and related imaging — frequently encounter a specific version of the missing-order problem: patients with gynecologic symptoms, pelvic pain, or uterine/ovarian concerns who want imaging evaluation but do not have an active OB/GYN or primary care provider available to issue an order quickly.

In many markets, OB/GYN appointment wait times for new patients are 4–10 weeks. Patients who are experiencing pelvic pain, suspected fibroids, ovarian cysts, or irregular bleeding symptoms cannot always wait that long for an imaging order. They search online for independent pelvic ultrasound providers — and encounter your business. The missing order is the barrier between their intent and their appointment.

DOD provides the focused $40 virtual provider review that these patients need — specifically reviewing pelvic ultrasound requests for medically appropriate non-emergency indications.

Important Safety Note

Emergency conditions require immediate ER evaluation

Patients experiencing severe pelvic pain, heavy acute bleeding, symptoms of ectopic pregnancy, or other acute gynecologic emergencies must go to the emergency room immediately. DOD is not an emergency service and does not review urgent or emergency gynecologic situations.

Frequently Asked Questions

For Diagnostic Business Owners

Ready to Solve the Missing-Order Problem?

You already have the patient. Diagnostic Orders Direct helps solve the missing-order problem — at no cost to your facility.

Compliance & Disclosure

  • No referral fees — DOD does not pay facilities for sending patients, and facilities do not pay DOD.
  • No guaranteed orders — provider judgment controls. Orders are issued only when medically appropriate.
  • Patient pays DOD directly — the $40 virtual consultation fee is paid by the patient, not the facility.
  • DOD is not an imaging center and does not operate diagnostic equipment.
  • DOD is not a laboratory and does not collect specimens or run tests.
  • DOD is not a teleradiology group and does not interpret imaging results.
  • DOD is not emergency care — patients with urgent symptoms must call 911 or go to the ER.
  • DOD is not a replacement for ongoing primary care or a patient-physician relationship.
  • Facility acceptance varies — facilities are not required to accept orders from any specific provider.
  • DOD is based in Las Vegas, Nevada, and provides virtual consultations in supported service areas.

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