Window to the Womb

Updated 20 August 2026

Date of assessment: 7 July to 27 July 2026. Window to the Womb is part of a national franchise network but is independently owned and managed by the registered manager, who is also responsible for the day-to-day operation of the service and regulatory compliance. The service is a diagnostic pregnancy scanning clinic providing a range of ultrasound scans and blood testing services for people during pregnancy. Appointments can be booked online or by telephone, and a range of scan packages are available to support people and their families throughout their pregnancy journey. Services are delivered by appropriately trained staff, including qualified sonographers, within a comfortable and welcoming environment. Where required, people were referred to appropriate NHS services and healthcare providers through established referral pathways.

Updated 23 June 2026

Date of assessment: 7 July to 27 July 2026. Window to the Womb is part of a national franchise network but is independently owned and managed by the registered manager, who is also responsible for the day-to-day operation of the service and regulatory compliance. The service is a diagnostic pregnancy scanning clinic providing a range of ultrasound scans and blood testing services for people during pregnancy. Appointments can be booked online or by telephone, and a range of scan packages are available to support people and their families throughout their pregnancy journey. Services are delivered by appropriately trained staff, including qualified sonographers, within a comfortable and welcoming environment. Where required, people were referred to appropriate NHS services and healthcare providers through established referral pathways.

Updated 23 July 2019

Window to the Womb (Doncaster) is an independent healthcare provider offering antenatal ultrasound imaging and diagnostic services to self-funding or private patients over 16 years of age. The service offers an early pregnancy clinic (from six to 15 weeks of pregnancy), and a later pregnancy clinic (from 16 weeks of pregnancy). Depending on the type of scan performed, these might involve checking the location of the pregnancy, dating of the pregnancy, determination of sex, and fetal presentation at the time of appointment. Patients are provided with ultrasound video or scan images, and an accompanying verbal explanation and written report.