Our practice offers a full spectrum of prenatal diagnosis and care for you and your baby from conception to birth. Our experienced physicians, genetic counselors, sonographers, and nurses ensure the best possible care in a warm and caring environment.
Obstetricians refer patients to Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialists for many reasons. These may include management of twins or triplets, determining genetic carrier status, (such as Tay-Sachs or Cystic Fibrosis), monitoring you for incompetent cervix and pre-term labor, counseling for age-related risks, screening for Down syndrome, and many other issues. Sometimes a single sonogram is enough to set your mind at ease. Other times we will continue to see you throughout your pregnancy.
Our team of physicians and counselors works closely with your obstetrician. Following each visit to our office, a report of your sonogram and any recommendations from our physicians, are sent to your obstetrician. At each visit with your obstetrician, you can discuss with him/her the findings and progress of your pregnancy. Your obstetrician remains your primary caregiver and will continue to see you for your regular visits and in most cases the delivery of your baby.
Update on Our Notice to Patients and Visitors Regarding Covid 19 and Flu Protocol: We will now permit one person other than the patient to enter our waiting room. This will apply to a child age 10 or older. If you have had any feverish or flu-like symptoms in the last 48 hours, please contact our office BEFORE your appointment to reschedule. The CDC recommends that individuals should be fever-free for at least 48 hours to avoid contagious exposure to others. We apologize for the inconvenience. This protocol is intended to protect all of our patients, unborn babies, and staff. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
