Evaluation. Imaging. Answers.
Something feels different. Not sure why?
Pelvic symptoms can have many causes. Our imaging-focused program combines a consultation with our nurse practitioner and targeted pelvic imaging to help take a closer look at what may be going on.
Most evaluations begin with ultrasound. If a more detailed look is needed, pelvic MRI may be recommended. This is not a routine gynecology exam and does not include Pap smears or routine blood work.
One Place to Start
Evaluation and imaging in one program — not three offices for one concern.
Pelvic Ultrasound On Site
Transabdominal or transvaginal, when clinically appropriate. No ionizing radiation.
Radiologist Interpretation
A radiologist reads your images. Your provider explains them in context.
You Leave With a Plan
Treatment, testing, monitoring, or referral — based on what your results show.
What Brings Most Women In
Pelvic Pain
Persistent, recurring, or unexplained pelvic discomfort.
Heavy or Irregular Periods
Changes in bleeding, timing, flow, or cycle patterns.
Fibroids
Known or suspected fibroids causing pressure, pain, or heavy bleeding.
Ovarian Cysts
New or known cysts that may need evaluation or follow-up.
Pelvic Pressure or Bloating
New or persistent fullness, heaviness, or bloating.
Perimenopause & Other Changes
New menstrual or pelvic symptoms during hormonal transition.
Also appropriate for follow-up of previous pelvic imaging findings, or bleeding after menopause.
Your Provider and Your Imaging. Together.
Most women’s health concerns start with one question: what is causing this?
At Central Park Advanced Imaging, your evaluation does not end with a conversation or a scan. You meet with a dedicated women’s health provider and have access to advanced diagnostic imaging in the same center
Family Nurse Practitioner
Clinical focus in women’s & gynecologic health
Gipsa is a board-certified Family Nurse Practitioner and full-time member of our clinical team.
She evaluates your symptoms, reviews your history and previous imaging, orders appropriate imaging, and helps guide treatment, monitoring, or referral when needed.
You have a provider who stays connected to the process — not just an imaging order.
Advanced Imaging On Site
When imaging is clinically appropriate, it happens within our full diagnostic imaging center.
Pelvic Ultrasound
MRI
Additional Diagnostic Imaging
Clinical evaluation guides the imaging. Imaging helps guide the next step. The goal is not more imaging. It is the right imaging for the right question.
One Visit. One Price.
Women's Pelvic Imaging Evaluation
$XXX
One visit · one price
Focused consultation + pelvic ultrasound
Or call (212) 363-7315 to book by phone.
Included
- Focused consultation with our nurse practitioner
- Pelvic ultrasound
- Radiologist interpretation
- Results review
- Personalized next-step plan
Not included in the flat fee: MRI · CT · Additional procedures · Specialist care
If recommended, additional services and costs are discussed with you before proceeding.
More Ways We Can Support Your Women's Health
Hormone Therapy
Consultation on hormone replacement therapy during perimenopause and menopause, including whether treatment may be appropriate, available options, and ongoing management.
Contraception
Consultation on birth control options, including starting or switching methods, managing side effects, and ongoing prescription management.
GLP-1 Medications
Consultation on GLP-1 medications, including clinical evaluation, whether treatment may be appropriate, and ongoing monitoring when prescribed.
A Better Way to Look for Endometriosis
If your symptoms may be related to endometriosis, we now offer a dedicated pelvic MRI protocol designed specifically for endometriosis, developed with Matricis.AI.
Your scan is performed on our 3T wide-bore MRI at 60th & Park, with AI-assisted technology supporting a more detailed evaluation.
What Happens After Imaging?
Treatment or prescription management · Laboratory testing · Follow-up ultrasound or MRI · Ongoing monitoring · Comparison with prior imaging · Referral to an OB/GYN or other specialist
The goal is not just to find something. It’s to know what to do next.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, within her scope of practice. Our Nurse Practitioner can order appropriate diagnostic testing based on her clinical evaluation, and can prescribe appropriate medications and treatments when medically indicated.
Some conditions require care from an OB/GYN or another specialist.
When clinically appropriate and available for the specific clinical indication, transvaginal ultrasound may be used to obtain detailed images of the pelvic organs.
This program is not intended to replace all gynecologic care. Certain procedures, pregnancies, surgeries, cervical screening needs, and specialized gynecologic conditions should be managed by an OB/GYN or another appropriate specialist.
Our program is designed to provide evaluation, imaging, appropriate treatment, monitoring, and care coordination.
Take the Next Step Toward Understanding Your Organ Health
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Transparent self-pay pricing · Physician-interpreted · Private suite