Southern Maine · Venous & Arterial Ultrasound · Falmouth Imaging Center
Vascular Ultrasound Near Me — Maine
The nearest vascular ultrasound is the one that comes to you.
Updated August 2026
The nearest vascular ultrasound is the one that comes to you.
When your doctor says "you need a vascular ultrasound," the next step is usually a referral to a hospital vascular lab, a wait measured in weeks, and a half-day commitment for a 30-minute scan. BlackPoint Diagnostics brings that same diagnostic-quality vascular ultrasound to your home in Southern Maine for $597 per study, or $397 at our Falmouth imaging center — same week, no referral needed. Your report comes back from a board-certified cardiologist. You never leave the house.
TWO STUDIES, ONE VISIT
"Vascular ultrasound" covers two distinct exams — venous duplex (veins) and arterial duplex (arteries). Need both? The Comprehensive Vascular Package bundles them at a reduced rate.
Most people searching "vascular ultrasound near me" need one or both of these. Each targets a different part of your circulation.
Venous Duplex
Evaluates blood flow in the leg veins. Detects deep vein thrombosis (DVT), venous insufficiency, and valve dysfunction that causes swelling, heaviness, or varicose veins.
Common reasons:
Arterial Duplex
Evaluates blood flow in the leg arteries. Detects peripheral arterial disease (PAD), stenosis, and blockages that reduce circulation to your feet and lower legs.
Common reasons:
Not sure which one you need? Call (207) 409-7797 or use our Which Scan Do I Need? guide. If your symptoms involve both veins and arteries, the Comprehensive Vascular Package covers both studies in a single home visit.
We serve all of Southern Maine. Find your nearest service page below.
| Hospital Vascular Lab | BlackPoint | |
|---|---|---|
| Wait time | 4—8 weeks | Same week |
| Location | Their facility | Your home or our Falmouth imaging center |
| Referral required | Usually required | Not required |
| Cost per study | $800—$2,500+ | $397 in Falmouth · $597 at home |
| Results | 3—14 days | 24–48 hours |
| Evenings & weekends | Rarely | Yes — including after 7 PM |
Choose venous, arterial, or the vascular package (both). Pick a date and time — evenings and weekends included. No physician referral, no insurance pre-authorization, no paperwork.
Our registered cardiac and vascular sonographer arrives at our Falmouth imaging center with portable ultrasound equipment. Each study takes approximately 30—45 minutes. You stay in your own space the entire time — no travel, no parking, no gown.
Every vascular study is reviewed by a board-certified cardiologist. The formal written report is delivered to you — and to any physicians you designate — within 24 to 48 hours. No follow-up appointment required to get your results.
Vascular disease is often silent until it isn't. These are the groups who benefit most from imaging.
Diabetes accelerates both arterial disease and venous complications. Vascular imaging establishes a baseline and catches problems before wounds or amputations.
Smoking is the strongest risk factor for peripheral arterial disease. Even after quitting, the damage to arterial walls persists and warrants imaging.
Claudication — leg pain that comes on with walking and goes away with rest — is the classic symptom of PAD. An arterial duplex confirms or rules it out in one visit.
Unexplained leg swelling, prior blood clots, or post-surgical DVT risk all warrant venous duplex imaging. Early detection prevents progression to pulmonary embolism.
After vascular surgery, bypass, or stent placement, follow-up imaging monitors graft patency and recurrent disease. A home visit avoids the imaging center trip during recovery.
Age alone increases the risk of both PAD and DVT. A baseline vascular study establishes your circulation status and gives your physician actionable data.
A vascular ultrasound uses sound waves and Doppler to evaluate blood flow in your veins and arteries. It includes two types of studies: a venous duplex (checks for blood clots, valve dysfunction, and venous insufficiency in the legs) and an arterial duplex (checks for blockages, narrowing, and reduced blood flow in the leg arteries). Both are non-invasive, painless, and take approximately 30–45 minutes each.
No. BlackPoint Diagnostics is a direct-access service. You book online or by phone — no physician referral or insurance pre-authorization required. Book our Falmouth imaging center in Southern Maine. A board-certified cardiologist reviews every study and delivers the formal written report.
Each study is $397 flat in Falmouth — all-inclusive. That covers the scan, the cardiologist interpretation, and the written report. No facility fees, no hidden charges. If you need both venous and arterial studies, the Comprehensive Vascular Package bundles them at a reduced rate. HSA and FSA funds are typically accepted for diagnostic imaging.
A venous duplex evaluates the veins — checking for blood clots (DVT), valve dysfunction, and chronic venous insufficiency that causes swelling or varicose veins. An arterial duplex evaluates the arteries — checking for peripheral arterial disease (PAD), blockages, and reduced blood flow that causes leg pain when walking. Different conditions, different vessels, different clinical questions. Your symptoms determine which study you need.
We serve all of Southern Maine including Portland, South Portland, Scarborough, Cape Elizabeth, Falmouth, Gorham, Westbrook, Brunswick, Freeport, Bath, Biddeford, Saco, Kennebunk, Lewiston, Cumberland, Yarmouth, and surrounding communities. If you are unsure whether your area is covered, call (207) 409-7797.
Our sonographer, a Registered Vascular Technologist (RVT), performs every vascular study. The RVT credential from the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography is the highest vascular ultrasound certification available. Every study is then reviewed and interpreted by a board-certified cardiologist who provides a formal written report.
Registered cardiac & vascular sonographer
The Registered Vascular Technologist credential from the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonography is the highest certification for vascular ultrasound — the gold standard for evaluating veins and arteries.
Board-Certified Cardiologist
Every vascular study is reviewed and interpreted by a board-certified cardiologist. You receive a formal written report — not just images, but a physician-signed clinical interpretation with actionable findings.
Accredited-lab equipment
Our vascular imaging meets the same technical and clinical quality standards required of hospital-based laboratories.
Southern Maine · Mobile · Same Week
Veins, arteries, or both — checked at our Falmouth imaging center by a Registered Vascular Technologist (RVT). Same-week appointments. Board-certified cardiologist report in 24–48 hours. $397 per study in Falmouth, no referral.
Book Now — Our Falmouth Imaging CenterVenous $397 · Arterial $397 · Vascular Package Available · No Referral