Maternal & Fetal Medicine

Areas of Care

Pregnancy is an exciting journey — but it can also come with uncertainty. Whether you’re just starting to plan or are already expecting, our Maternal & Fetal Medicine team is here to support you every step of the way.

If you’re facing a high-risk pregnancy or have concerns about your baby’s development, our specialists work closely with your OBGYN to create a personalized care plan focused on keeping you and your baby as healthy as possible.

Expert care when it matters most.

We provide compassionate, expert care for a wide range of complex pregnancy-related concerns, including:

High-Risk Pregnancies: Extra support and monitoring when complications come up.
Genetic Conditions: Screening for conditions like Down Syndrome and other chromosomal differences.
Fetal Development Issues: Tracking your baby’s growth and development closely.

Cardiac and Medical Complications: Co-managing pregnancies affected by maternal heart disease, diabetes, or other health issues.
Structural Anomalies: Diagnosing and monitoring physical concerns in your baby throughout pregnancy.

Advanced testing and services.

We offer a full range of tests and diagnostic services designed to give you the information and reassurance you need throughout your pregnancy, including:

First Trimester Ultrasound: A combination of ultrasound and bloodwork between 11 and 14 weeks to screen for genetic conditions.
Chorionic Villus Sampling (CVS): Genetic testing using placental tissue, typically performed between 11 and 14 weeks.
Amniocentesis: A test of amniotic fluid performed after 16 weeks to detect genetic abnormalities.
Detailed Anatomy Ultrasound: A comprehensive scan, usually at 19–20 weeks, to evaluate your baby’s growth and development.
PRISM Program: We offer emotional and mental support through our PRISM Program (Pelvic, Reproductive, Intimacy, Sexuality and Mental Health).

Fetal Echocardiogram: A close look at your baby’s heart, done after 22 weeks, to spot any structural or functional concerns.
Non-Stress Test (NST): Starting in the third trimester, this common test checks your baby’s heart rate and overall well-being.
Amniotic Fluid Index (AFI): An ultrasound to measure how much amniotic fluid surrounds your baby.
Fetal Biophysical Profile (BPP): Combines ultrasound and NST to check things like your baby’s breathing, movement and muscle tone.