Bath residents receive mobile cardiac and vascular ultrasound at home — no trip to a hospital or imaging center. BlackPoint Diagnostics serves Bath, Woolwich, and surrounding Sagadahoc County with same-week scheduling, $397 flat rate, and cardiologist-reviewed results in 24–48 hours.
Book directly — no physician order, no insurance pre-authorization, no waiting for a specialist slot to open.
Every scan reviewed by a board-certified cardiologist. Not just a sonographer's impressions — a full written clinical report.
You know what we found within two business days. Not two weeks. Not after a follow-up appointment.
Your report explains what was found in language you can understand and act on — not just technical values without context.
Use your health savings account or flexible spending account. Itemized receipts provided for potential insurance reimbursement.
Hospital-grade imaging technology — the same platform used in accredited hospital diagnostic labs throughout Maine.
BlackPoint covers Bath and the surrounding Sagadahoc communities. Same hospital-grade standard everywhere we go.
Bath is a historic shipbuilding city in Sagadahoc County with a tight-knit community and a population that includes many retirees and long-time residents. As one of Maine's smaller cities, Bath has limited local access to specialty cardiology services — most residents need to travel to Brunswick or Portland for diagnostic imaging. Maine ranks among the oldest states by median age in the country, and cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death statewide. For Bath residents over 55, or those with a family history of heart disease, hypertension, or diabetes, preventive screening is an important step toward early detection.
Mobile diagnostics make that step far more accessible. BlackPoint Diagnostics brings hospital-grade echocardiograms, carotid ultrasounds, and AAA screenings directly to your home or office in Bath — same-week scheduling, no referral, no hospital visit required. Whether you live downtown, along the Kennebec, or in the surrounding Sagadahoc communities, we come to you.
Early detection through ultrasound can identify conditions like deep vein thrombosis, peripheral arterial disease, and renal artery stenosis before they become emergencies. To learn more about who should consider screening, download our free patient guide or read our article on abdominal aortic aneurysm awareness.
BlackPoint Diagnostics offers six mobile cardiac and vascular ultrasound services in Bath: echocardiogram, carotid duplex ultrasound, abdominal aortic aneurysm (AAA) screening, lower extremity venous duplex, lower extremity arterial duplex, and renal artery ultrasound. All scans are performed at your home, workplace, or care facility by an ARDMS-certified sonographer.
$397 per scan, all-inclusive. No hidden fees, no co-pays, no insurance pre-authorization. Every scan is reviewed by a board-certified cardiologist, and you receive a written clinical report within 24-48 hours. HSA and FSA payments are accepted.
No referral is needed. You can book directly online or by calling (207) 409-7797. BlackPoint Diagnostics is a direct-access service — you do not need a physician order or insurance approval to schedule your screening.
You book online or by phone, and our ARDMS-certified sonographer (RDCS, RVT) comes to your Bath location with hospital-grade imaging equipment. The scan takes 30-60 minutes depending on the study. A board-certified cardiologist reviews the images and delivers a written report within 24-48 hours.
Bath is a small Sagadahoc County city with a significant retiree population and limited local cardiology resources. Maine has one of the oldest median populations in the United States, and cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death statewide. Preventive ultrasound screening can detect conditions like aortic aneurysms, carotid artery disease, and heart valve problems early — when they are most manageable.
Fully mobile to Bath and Sagadahoc County. No referral. $397 per scan, all-inclusive. Cardiologist-reviewed results in 24–48 hours.