The fee for a newborn’s heart ultrasound is usually around$200, which is the standard fee for a tertiary care hospital, and is the same as the examination fee for adults. When examining a newborn’s heart, the baby should be put to sleep. During the examination, the size of the heart chambers and the diameter of the large blood vessels will be routinely measured, and it will be observed whether the structure of the heart is normal or not, whether each valve opens and closes normally or not, and whether there is any abnormality in the direction and speed of the blood flow. Because the examination of the newborn’s heart focuses on the exclusion of congenital heart disease, the ultrasonographer is required to be experienced and skillful, with each heart section showing the standard, a detailed and comprehensive examination of the heart, a fast examination speed, and accurate examination results. It is recommended that patients choose regular, qualified large hospitals or children’s hospitals for the examination, and the charges are more reasonable.