Diagnostic Breast Ultrasound
Delivered to your home
Nashville, Middle Tennessee & Southern KY
Diagnostic breast ultrasound Screening in Nashville is now available in the comfort and privacy of your home through Kicks & Flutters Mobile Ultrasound.
Breast ultrasounds are helpful for individuals with:
- Dense breast tissue
- A palpable lump or focal breast pain
- Pregnancy or breastfeeding
- Younger age where mammography is less effective
- A need for targeted evaluation of a specific breast concern
All diagnostic breast ultrasound exams are performed by a registered breast sonographer using professional ultrasound equipment and established scanning standards. All breast ultrasounds are read by a board certified radiologist.
Why Ultrasound Is an Important
Breast Imaging Option
Ultrasound is a valuable diagnostic tool in breast imaging and does not use ionizing radiation.
Ionizing radiation interacts with human tissue at the cellular level, and exposure is cumulative over a lifetime. Because breast tissue is considered radiosensitive, medical imaging principles emphasize limiting radiation exposure whenever possible and using radiation-free imaging methods when they can provide appropriate diagnostic information.
In clinical practice, breast ultrasound is commonly used to further evaluate findings seen on a mammogram or when mammography is inconclusive — particularly in patients with dense breast tissue, focal pain, or a palpable concern. Ultrasound provides real-time imaging that can characterize breast tissue and guide next steps without additional radiation exposure.
By using sound waves rather than ionizing radiation, ultrasound can be safely repeated when medically indicated and plays a critical role in modern diagnostic breast care.
The Science Behind Radiation and Breast Tissue
- Ionizing radiation damages DNA
- DNA damage can lead to mutations
- Mutations can contribute to cancer development
- Radiation risk increases with cumulative exposure over time
- Breast tissue is considered radiosensitive
- Mammography uses low-dose ionizing radiation
For this reason, radiation-free imaging modalities such as ultrasound are an important component of breast imaging, particularly when additional evaluation is needed.
What to expect
- You’ll be asked a few clinical questions
- I arrive with a compact exam setup (massage table + ultrasound system)
- The exam is performed with professional technique and careful documentation
- Your official breast ultrasound report will be interpreted by a board certified Radiologist.
- Ultrasound uses sound waves — not radiation.
Diagnostic Breast Ultrasound Pricing
All diagnostic breast ultrasound exams include a radiologist interpretation.
Ultrasounds are interpreted within 24 hours of submission. All breast exams are submitted for radiologist
Self-pay only. Insurance is not accepted.
HSA/FSA cards may be accepted depending on your plan and payment processor.
Full payment is required at booking.
Complete Diagnostic Exam- $450
- Comprehensive screening of both breasts and Axillae.
Limited Breast Ultrasound for Pregnant and Breastfeeding Moms- $275
This is a limited diagnostic breast ultrasound offered in a select service area for pregnant and breastfeeding moms who have a specific area of concern such as a lump, pain, redness, or swelling.
This is a focused ultrasound of the area of concern, not a full screening exam.
Mobile travel details
Travel is included for locations within 90 minutes round trip from Whites Creek, TN.
For locations beyond that range:
- Travel is billed at $1 per additional minute beyond the included 90 minutes
- Any applicable travel fee will be invoiced after booking and must be paid prior to the appointment
Booking your diagnostic breast ultrasound
Have questions before booking?
Text or call Kimberly Fielding, Owner at 615-626-9639
Frequently asked questions
Do you accept insurance?
No — diagnostic breast ultrasound services are self-pay. Insurance is not accepted.
HSA/FSA cards May be accepted depending on your plan and payment processor.
Do I need a mammogram first?
No, not for a breast screening. If you want to follow up from a previous or known breast finding a previous mammogram is required to be submitted for radiologist comparison and correlation.
Is there radiation?
No. Ultrasound uses sound waves, not radiation.
What happens if something concerning is seen?
You’ll be guided to the appropriate next step, which may include additional imaging (such as thermal imaging, Mammography or MRI) and/or clinical follow-up with your ordering provider.
Medical disclaimer
Diagnostic breast ultrasound is intended to support medical evaluation. This service does not replace a comprehensive breast care plan with your medical provider. If you have severe symptoms (rapidly worsening pain, fever, redness, Nipple discharge, or signs of infection), contact your provider urgently.